Jun Liu

This study investigates structural brain network changes in methamphetamine users during long-term abstinence and links them to craving mechanisms using network control theory and multimodal analyses.

The paper introduces a theory of neural coding based on self-information principles and demonstrates its application in identifying cell-assembly patterns across various brain activities.

The paper shows spike-timing patterns across different neurons and species follow a gamma-distribution, remain stable across cognitive states, and break down under anesthesia.