EPLESPY TREATMENT WATCH

Abstract

Electrical oscillations, which we call brain waves, have captured the attention of scientists and the general public for more than a century. But its function-and even whether it has a function beyond simply expressing brain activity such as motor hums-is still a matter of debate. Many neuroscientists hypothesize that if brain waves are doing anything, it is by oscillating simultaneously in different locations. However, a growing body of research indicates that many brain waves are in fact "mobile waves" that move physically through the brain, as waves do in the sea.