Laszlo Acsady and Balazs Hangya: Brain networks

Our brains are composed of large networks of neurons. But how can one apply general laws of network science on these brain networks? Is the mathematics of the brain the same as mathematics of networks? What can graph theory tell us about graphs of neurons? We study brain networks and thus cannot answer these questions on our own. We consider our talk as a discussion starter, providing food for thought by showcasing a diverse set of examples on how we think the brain operates.