COORDINATION DYNAMICS OF HUMAN BRAIN AND BEHAVIOR

人脑与行为的协调动力学

• 批准号: 6330206
• 负责人: J A SCOTT KELSO
• 金额: $ 10.45万
• 依托单位: FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 1996
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 1996-12-01 至 2003-04-30
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/6330206
• 关键词: behavioral /social science research tag; biomagnetism measurement; brain electrical activity; brain regulatory center; clinical research; computational neuroscience; electroencephalography; functional magnetic resonance imaging; human subject; learning; magnetic resonance imaging; magnetoencephalography; neurophysiology; neuropsychology; psychomotor function

This is a request for an ADAMHA Senior Scientist Award (KO5). The broad objective of my experimental and theoretical work is to understand how the nervous system orchestrates its many degrees of freedom in the service of behavioral function. The work is focused on illustrating the mechanisms and principles of coordination within the human brain, and between the brain and behavior, using a carefully selected set of paradigms. The approach is three pronged, combining: 1) theoretical concepts and tools of self-organization; 2) experimental model systems in which bifurcations feature prominently; and 3) advanced technologies that enable the analysis of the brain's spatiotemporal activity. To this end I am fortunate to have access to a full-head, neuromagnetic imaging device at CTF Systems, Vancouver, functional and conventional MRI facilities in Boca Raton, and direct contact with eminent theoreticians who share my interests. The RSA will release me from teaching and administrative duties and allow me to spend the time needed to collect and analyze experimental data. The RSA will also enable me to enhance my understanding of neuroscience, modeling and computational physics, in order to gain deeper insight into the connection between brain structure and function. I expect these research and scientific enhancement activities will consume at least 85% of my time. With the RSA, I also plan to continue my active role in mentoring and science education. l shall continue to lead our NIMH Training Program in Complex Systems and Brain Sciences and to provide research experience and mentoring to predoctoral and postdoctoral students. Finally, I intend to remain active in the South Florida community, promoting science and articulating its goals to the general public, particularly as it relates to the human brain-behavior relation.

这是Adamha高级科学家奖（KO5）的要求。 这 我的实验和理论工作的广泛目标是 了解神经系统如何策划其许多程度 为行为功能服务的自由。 这项工作是集中的 说明内部协调的机制和原理 人的大脑以及大脑和行为之间使用仔细的 选定的一组范例。 该方法是三个结合在一起的三个脚步： 1）自我组织的理论概念和工具； 2） 分叉以突出特征的实验模型系统； 3）能够对大脑分析的高级技术 时空活动。 为此，我很幸运能够访问 到CTF系统的全头神经磁成像设备， 温哥华，Boca Raton的功能性和常规MRI设施， 并直接与分享我兴趣的知名理论家接触。 RSA将使我从教学和行政职责中释放我 允许我花时间收集和分析实验 数据。 RSA还将使我能够增强对 神经科学，建模和计算物理学，以获得 对大脑结构和 功能。 我希望这些研究和科学增强 活动至少将消耗我的时间的85％。 使用RSA，我也 计划继续在指导和科学教育中积极作用。 我将继续领导我们在复杂系统中的NIMH培训计划 和大脑科学并提供研究经验和指导 到专业和博士后学生。 最后，我打算留下来 活跃于南佛罗里达社区，促进科学和 向公众阐明其目标，尤其是 与人脑行为关系有关。