Integrative neuroscience is the study of neuroscience that works to unify functional organization data to better understand complex structures and behaviors. The relationship between structure and function, and how the regions and functions connect to each other. Different parts of the brain carrying out different tasks, interconnecting to come together allowing complex behavior. Integrative neuroscience works to fill gaps in knowledge that can largely be accomplished with data sharing, to create understanding of systems, currently being applied to simulation neuroscience: Computer Modeling of the brain that integrates functional groups together.  Overview The roots of integrative neuroscience originated from the Rashevsky-Rosen school of relational biology that characterizes functional organization mathematically by abstracting away the structure (i.e., physics and chemistry). It was further expanded by Chauvet who introduced hierarchical and functional integration.
Integrative neuroscience is the study of neuroscience that works to unify functional organization data to better understand complex structures and behaviors. The relationship between structure and function, and how the regions and functions connect to each other. Different parts of the brain carrying out different tasks, interconnecting to come together allowing complex behavior. Systems neuroscience works to fill gaps in knowledge that can largely be accomplished with data sharing, to create understanding of systems, currently being applied to simulation neuroscience-computer modeling of the brain that integrates functional groups together. Yet Systems neuroscience is not integrative neuroscience since the former provides a false sense of realism as multiple scale approaches are incapable of harnessing bridges across scale as shown mathematically in the book Mathematical neuroscience. It is shown that compartmentalization and discretization are subject to dynamical misalignment through nonlinear analysis.Integrative neuroscience is a field that spans brain function across the scale from the molecular to the system level. Yet, it differs from regular neuroscience in its heavy use of mathematics to enable the integration to be achieved theoretically. Integrative neuroscience's uniqueness is that it sculptures theoretical neuroscience with mathematical neuroscience that is different from computational neuroscience. Overview The roots of integrative neuroscience originated from the Rashevsky-Rosen school of relational biology that characterizes functional organization mathematically by abstracting away the structure (i.e., physics and chemistry). It was further expanded by Chauvet who introduced hierarchical and functional integration.
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Yet Systems neuroscience is not integrative neuroscience since the former provides a false sense of realism as multiple scale approaches are incapable of harnessing bridges across scale as shown mathematically in the book Mathematical neuroscience. It is shown that compartmentalization and discretization are subject to dynamical misalignment through nonlinear analysis.Integrative neuroscience is a field that spans brain function across the scale from the molecular to the system level. Yet, it differs from regular neuroscience in its heavy use of mathematics to enable the integration to be achieved theoretically. Integrative neuroscience's uniqueness is that it sculptures theoretical neuroscience with mathematical neuroscience that is different from computational neuroscience.