We are continuously bombarded by external inputs of various timescales from the
environment. How does the brain process this multitude of timescales? Recent resting state …

Various theories for the neural basis of consciousness have been proposed, suggesting a
diversity of neural signs and mechanisms. We ask to what extent this diversity is real, or …

We process and integrate multiple timescales into one meaningful whole. Recent evidence
suggests that the brain displays a complex multiscale temporal organization. Different …

Consciousness is a multidimensional phenomenon, but key dimensions such as awareness
and wakefulness have been described conceptually rather than neurobiologically. We …

Neuroscience has made considerable progress in unraveling the neural correlates of mental
phenomena like self, consciousness, and perception. However, the “common currency” …

The neurobiological mechanisms of arousal and anesthesia remain poorly understood.
Recent evidence highlights the key role of interactions between the cerebral cortex and the …

The ongoing stream of human consciousness relies on two distinct cortical systems, the
default mode network and the dorsal attention network, which alternate their activity in an …

The neurobiology of the psychedelic experience is not fully understood. Identifying common
brain network changes induced by both classical (ie, acting at the 5-HT 2 receptor) and non …

The self is the core of our mental life. Previous investigations have demonstrated a strong
neural overlap between self‐related activity and resting state activity. This suggests that …

Traditionally, studies emphasize differences in neural measures between pathological and
healthy groups, assuming a binary distinction between the groups, and a linear relationship …