Moulin's Network

Moulin's Network is a theory that describes how different parts of the brain connect and communicate through specialized regions called neural pathways. It suggests that the brain organizes these connections efficiently, allowing for rapid information transfer and integration across various areas. By understanding these network patterns, researchers can better grasp how the brain processes complex tasks like thinking, memory, and perception, and how disruptions in these networks may relate to neurological conditions. Essentially, Moulin's Network provides a framework for analyzing the brain’s interconnected systems to understand both normal functions and disorders.