Different regions of the brain interact with one another through large-scale networks. These network interactions are important to many complex processes, including goal-directed control. In my lab, we study large-scale network organization in humans and the principles by which it can vary -- and how these variations contribute to control functions and their breakdown. In the presentation, I will review a sampling of recent studies from our lab investigating forms of variation in large-scale networks within and across people. I will then discuss how these variations influence our studies of control.
*Light refreshments will be served.
