The timescale and magnitude of 1/f aperiodic activity decrease with cortical depth in humans, macaques, and mice
Mila Halgren(Harvard University), Sydney S. Cash(Harvard University), Lúcia Wittner(Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience and Psychology), Bradley Voytek(University of California San Diego), Raphi Kang(Institute of Cognitive and Brain Sciences), Werner Doyle(NYU Langone Health), Mark T. Harnett(McGovern Institute for Brain Research), István Ulbert(Semmelweis University), Dániel Fabó(Országos Idegsebészeti Tudományos Intézet), Eric Halgren(University of California San Diego), Orrin Devinsky(New York University), Joseph R. Madsen(Boston Children's Hospital), Lóránd Erőss(Pázmány Péter Catholic University)
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