Oscillatory Network Theory

Oscillatory Network Theory suggests that various parts of the brain communicate and coordinate through rhythmic, synchronized electrical signals called oscillations. These oscillations act like timing cues, enabling different brain regions to work together efficiently, especially during complex tasks like perception, attention, and memory. The theory emphasizes that the timing and pattern of these oscillations are crucial for proper brain function, allowing neurons across various areas to integrate information seamlessly and adapt dynamically to changing needs.