Low-Frequency Theta Waves Organize Frontal Cortex Cognition
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Summary
How does the brain coordinate complex thought across distant regions? MIT researchers discovered that low-frequency theta waves act as the frontal cortex's master air traffic control, synchronizing neural spikes and orchestrating beta and gamma rhythms during flexible cognition.
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