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Computational Neuroscience

Computational models of the brain, neural coding, and brain-computer interfaces.

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A geometry aware framework enhances noninvasive mapping of whole human brain dynamics

A new framework, Geometric Basis Functions (GBF), uses individual cortical geometry to accurately map whole-brain spatiotemporal dynamics non-invasively.

2604.25592Apr 28, 2026Song Wang, Kexin Lou, Chen Wei +8

One-shot emergency psychiatric triage across 15 frontier AI chatbots

Frontier AI chatbots accurately identify psychiatric emergencies but tend to over-triage lower-risk cases, showing varied overall accuracy.

2604.25415Apr 28, 2026Veith Weilnhammer, Lennart Luettgau, Christopher Summerfield +4

Independent-Component-Based Encoding Models of Brain Activity During Story Comprehension

This paper introduces an independent component (IC)-based encoding framework to model brain activity during story comprehension, improving on traditional voxelwise methods.

2604.24942Apr 27, 2026Kamya Hari, Taha Binhuraib, Jin Li +2

Homology-based Morphometry of Brain Atrophy: Methods and Applications

This paper introduces two persistent homology-based pipelines for brain atrophy analysis, offering interpretable topological biomarkers without nonlinear registration.

2604.24714Apr 27, 2026Donato Quiccione, Mariam Pirashvili, Nathan Broomhead +1

Cortex-Inspired Continual Learning: Unsupervised Instantiation and Recovery of Functional Task Networks

Cortex-inspired Functional Task Networks (FTN) use self-organizing binary masks to prevent catastrophic forgetting and enable unsupervised task recovery in continual learning.

2604.24637Apr 27, 2026Kevin McKee, Thomas Hazy, Yicong Zheng +2

The Genetic and Environmental Architecture of the Human Functional Connectome

This paper improves twin models by explicitly accounting for measurement error to better understand genetic and environmental influences on the human functional connectome.

2604.24614Apr 27, 2026Tanu Raghav, Daniel Guerrero, Uttara Tipnis +8

Sure About That Line? Approaching Confidence-Based, Real-Time Line Assignment in Reading Gaze Data

CONF-LA offers a low-latency, confidence-based method for real-time line assignment in noisy eye-tracking data, improving accuracy for reading support.

2605.00033Apr 27, 2026Franziska Kaltenberger, Wei-Ling Chen, Enkeleda Thaqi +1

Persistent and anti-persistent stride-to-stride fluctuations: an ARFIMA decomposition consistent with closed-loop sensorimotor control

This paper uses ARFIMA models to show that fractal correlations in human walking are genuine long-memory processes, distinguishing them from short-memory effects.

2604.24365Apr 27, 2026Philippe Terrier

From Players to Participants: Citizen Science and Video Games to Understand Cognition

This paper reviews how citizen science video games enable large-scale cognitive research, leveraging entertainment for scientific data collection.

2604.24321Apr 27, 2026Syrine Salouhou, Edgar Dubourg, Maxwell Scott-Slade +2

Solution of a large nonlinear recurrent neural network at fixed connectivity

This paper calculates moments and response functions of large nonlinear recurrent neural networks without averaging synaptic weights.

2604.24141Apr 27, 2026Albert J. Wakhloo

Robust and Clinically Reliable EEG Biomarkers: A Cross Population Framework for Generalizable Parkinson's Disease Detection

This paper introduces a population-aware framework for developing robust and generalizable EEG biomarkers to detect Parkinson's disease across diverse clinical cohorts.

2604.23933Apr 27, 2026Nicholas R. Rasmussen, Longwei Wang, Rodrigue Rizk +5

Integrative neurocybernetic modeling in the era of large-scale neuroscience

This paper proposes integrative neurocybernetic models to unify fragmented neuroscience data, inferring organizing principles of brain-behavior dynamics.

2604.23903Apr 26, 2026Il Memming Park, Ayesha Vermani, Gonzalo G. de Polavieja +11

EyeBrain: Left and Right Brain Lateralization Activity Classification Through Pupil Diameter and Fixation Duration

This paper shows eye-tracking metrics like pupil diameter and fixation duration can classify left and right brain lateralization with high accuracy.

2604.23562Apr 26, 2026Ko Watanabe, Pooja Pol, Nicolas Großmann +2

Triple Configuration of Brain Networks Based on Recurrent Neural Networks: The Synergistic Effects of Exogenous Stimuli, Task Demands, and Spontaneous Activity

This study uses RNNs to model how external stimuli, tasks, and spontaneous activity configure brain networks, identifying the parietal network as a key hub.

2604.23525Apr 26, 2026Binghao Yang, Guangzong Chen

Linear equivalence of nonlinear recurrent neural networks

This paper proves that large nonlinear recurrent neural networks' covariance matrices are equivalent to those of linear networks, extending linear equivalence to recurrent systems.

2604.23489Apr 26, 2026David G. Clark

Vision as looking and seeing through a bottleneck

This paper proposes vision operates as a bottleneck, where peripheral "looking" selects input for foveal "seeing," guided by V1 and top-down feedback.

2604.23030Apr 24, 2026Li Zhaoping

What are the functions of primary visual cortex (V1)?

V1 functions beyond basic input transformation, acting as a motor cortex for saccades, initiating a processing bottleneck, and supporting recognition via feedback.

2604.22716Apr 24, 2026Li Zhaoping

Early Preconfiguration Failure: A Novel Predictor of the Repetitive Subconcussion

This study uses EEG and visual tasks to identify early preconfiguration failure as a novel, millisecond-level predictor for repetitive subconcussive brain injuries.

2604.22275Apr 24, 2026Jiajia Li, Zhenzhen Yu, Zhenghao Fu +2

Earable Platform with Integrated Simultaneous EEG Sensing and Auditory Stimulation

A new custom-molded in-ear EEG platform simultaneously senses brain activity and delivers auditory stimulation for comfortable, discreet neuromonitoring.

2604.22137Apr 24, 2026Min Suk Lee, Abhinav Uppal, Ananya Thota +5

Resting-State EEG Biomarkers of Tinnitus Robust to Cross-Subject and Cross-Platform Variation

This paper identifies robust EEG biomarkers for tinnitus using Koopman operator analysis, showing altered oscillatory decay rates are key for cross-dataset generalization.

2604.22116Apr 23, 2026Adyant Balaji, Abhinav Uppal, Min Suk Lee +3
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