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A Hidden Brain Rhythm May Map the Line Between Conscious and Unconscious States
Summary
Researchers at LMU have discovered a new type of electrical rhythm in the central thalamus that helps track states of consciousness, shedding light on the separation between conscious and unconscious states.
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