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Anaesthesia and Sleep
In both anaesthesia and sleep, the subject loses consciousness. However, there are also several differences between them, e.g. a sleeper can be woken up by external stimuli in contrast to an a subject under general anaesthesia.
meysam hashemi joined Axel Hutt's groupAnaesthesia and Sleep
In both anaesthesia and sleep, the subject loses consciousness. However, there are also several differences between them, e.g. a sleeper can be woken up by external stimuli in contrast to an a subject under general anaesthesia.
Ehsan Negahbani joined Axel Hutt's groupAnaesthesia and Sleep
In both anaesthesia and sleep, the subject loses consciousness. However, there are also several differences between them, e.g. a sleeper can be woken up by external stimuli in contrast to an a subject under general anaesthesia.
Ndimarandi joined Axel Hutt's groupAnaesthesia and Sleep
In both anaesthesia and sleep, the subject loses consciousness. However, there are also several differences between them, e.g. a sleeper can be woken up by external stimuli in contrast to an a subject under general anaesthesia.
Axel Hutt added a discussion to the group Anaesthesia and SleepLink between description levels
Just some thoughts about the modeling of anaesthesia and sleep. Both are rather global phenomena with (probably) microscopic neural origins. Hence there is a vast bridge between origin and phenomenon.For instance, anaesthestics act on synaptic receptors and ion channels on a scale of tens of micrometers. The spatial distribution of these receptors is rather unknown. E.g. GABAergic receptors are major targets of anaesthetics and they are almost omnipresent in the brain. Since they occur in…See More
Axel Hutt replied to Markus A. Dahlem's discussion Clinical topics in Computational Neuroscience in the group Organization for Computational Neurosciences (OCNS)"Hi Markus,
in my opinion it is difficult to join computational neuroscience (cns) with clinical applications since both domains involve, at a first glance, distinct level of descriptions. Most computational neuroscience studies deal with rather…"
Axel Hutt joined OCNS; Computational Neuroscience's group
Organization for Computational Neurosciences (OCNS)
The Organization for Computational Neurosciences (OCNS) organizes the international Computational Neuroscience meeting (CNS) each year. CNS is a premier forum for experimental and theoretical results addressing computation in the brain.
Nima Dehghani joined Axel Hutt's groupAnaesthesia and Sleep
In both anaesthesia and sleep, the subject loses consciousness. However, there are also several differences between them, e.g. a sleeper can be woken up by external stimuli in contrast to an a subject under general anaesthesia.
Brett Foster joined Axel Hutt's groupAnaesthesia and Sleep
In both anaesthesia and sleep, the subject loses consciousness. However, there are also several differences between them, e.g. a sleeper can be woken up by external stimuli in contrast to an a subject under general anaesthesia.
Axel Hutt posted a groupAnaesthesia and Sleep
In both anaesthesia and sleep, the subject loses consciousness. However, there are also several differences between them, e.g. a sleeper can be woken up by external stimuli in contrast to an a subject under general anaesthesia.
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- Main areas of research:
- spatio-temporal activity of neural populations in anaesthesia, synchronization in experimental EEG and Local Field Potentials
- Interests/keywords:
- mathematical nonlinear analysis, detection of synchronization in multivariate time series
- Current title/position:
- Charge de Recherche Premiere Classe
- Current affiliation/employer:
- INRIA
- Personal or laboratory homepage:
- http://www.loria.fr/~huttaxel/
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