Epileptiform fast-slow compound waves in neural networks: Mechanisms of dendritic oscillations and non-synaptic recruitment
Neurocomputing 697, 134260 (2026)
Read paperPhD student · Tianjin University
School of Automation

My research uses mathematical modeling and dynamical systems analysis to connect microscopic, mesoscopic and macroscopic scales: from single-neuron dynamics, through neural network propagation, to EEG modeling. I study multi-timescale oscillations in pyramidal neurons and ephaptic coupling in neural networks, and explore how neural mass models relate to epileptiform EEG activity. Parameter identification is an ongoing exploratory direction for connecting biophysical mechanisms with observed brain signals.
Neurocomputing 697, 134260 (2026)
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Joint first authors: Liangfu Lu and Feng Zhang.
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