Collective stochastic coherence in recurrent neuronal networks

While we sleep, our neuronal networks sustain slow oscillations that are remarkably regular. Experiments on the cerebral cortex suggest that these oscillations optimize regularity in spite of synaptic noise—revealing a regime of stochastic coherence.

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