There is 1 paper on cortical intrinsic timescales in aging research: 1 observational study in people. The newest story, Nov 6, 2026: “Older age linked to less persistent human brain activity”.
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“cortical intrinsic timescales shortened from approximately 29 ms in childhood to 9 ms in late adulthood, with the steepest decline occurring before age 30.”
intrathalamic inhibition
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intrathalamic inhibition is associated with cortical intrinsic timescales in silico (individualized corticothalamic models).
“Individualized corticothalamic models linked timescale compression to stronger intrathalamic inhibition”
In silicoindividualized corticothalamic modelsthalamus
Older age linked to less persistent human brain activity
bioRxivPreprint
Age
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Age is associated with cortical intrinsic timescales in humans (approximately 29 ms in childhood to 9 ms in late adulthood).
“cortical intrinsic timescales shortened from approximately 29 ms in childhood to 9 ms in late adulthood, with the steepest decline occurring before age 30.”
Humanscerebral cortexn = 1,156
Older age linked to less persistent human brain activity
bioRxivPreprint
A measure of brain activity’s persistence shortened from about 29 milliseconds in childhood to 9 milliseconds in late adulthood.A measure of brain activity’s persistence shortened from about 29 milliseconds in childhood to 9 milliseconds in late adulthood.