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The brain operates within a body whose metabolism, hormones, immune responses, and autonomic activity are continually changing. Mujica-Parodi’s Laboratory for Computational Neurodiagnostics investigates how neural circuits regulate themselves and interact with these physiological systems in health and disease. Research extends control theory to these regulatory processes. The group combines basic, clinical, and computational neuroscience, alongside software and instrumentation development. This interdisciplinary approach connects mathematical descriptions of regulation with questions about the relationships between brain function and the wider physiological environment.
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Computational neuroscienceMetabolic neuroscienceControl theoryNeural regulationBrain body interactions
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