Sinisa Pajevic

The paper shows that cortical neuron ensembles scale critically without cooperative amplification, maintaining stationary dynamics and increasing representational specificity.

The paper shows novel spikes in the cortex disproportionately influence neighboring neurons through power-law scaling, suggesting critical dynamics enable efficient novelty detection.

The paper shows cortical cell assemblies synchronize as scale-invariant parabolic avalanches with quadratic growth in duration, indicating critical dynamics in brain activity.

The paper proposes a mathematical model of oligodendrocyte-mediated myelin plasticity that enables synchronization of neural signals through adaptive conduction delays.

The paper examines the long-term stability of neuronal avalanche scaling and integrative network organization in prefrontal and premotor cortex of awake nonhuman primates over weeks.

This paper introduces a new framework to measure intravoxel diffusion heterogeneity and anisotropy using a constrained normal tensor-variate distribution and Monte Carlo simulations.