Neuromodulation can significantly change the dynamical state of cortical networks

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 19 (2):303-304 (1996)
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Abstract

We present simulation results of an olfactory cortex model complementing the results presented in Wright & Liley's target article. We show how the cortical dynamics as expressed in EEG can be regulated by neuromodulation and discuss how the system can attain global stability without cortical-subcortical interaction, as presumed necessary by Wright & Liley. Network structure is shown to be crucial.

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