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Christine Wang

University of Washington

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Gradients of local circuit architecture shape stability and information integration across the cortical hierarchy

Laura Green, Shinya Ito, Darrell Haufler, Márton Rózsa, Christine Wang, Kayvon Daie, Anton Arkhipov

This study uses biologically realistic simulations to show that cortical circuit stability and information integration increase with hierarchy, linked to increased connectivity and SST cell proportion.

bioRxiv · Oct 11, 2026 · PreprintNeuroscience