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Юр'єв Віктор Єгорович Viktor Yuriev

2 papers in the library · publishing 2026

Papers

Neurovascular Architecture Of The Brain As A Limit Of Biological Reproducibility: From The Connectome And Vasculome To The Problem Of Consciousness Identity

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) June 1, 2026 Юр'єв Віктор Єгорович Viktor Yuriev

The human brain is an integrated neurovascular system where neurons, blood vessels, glial cells, and metabolism work together. Neurovascular coupling, the blood–brain barrier, and the glymphatic system support cognitive processes. The vasculome is proposed as an additional organizational level alongside the connectome. Current brain reconstruction approaches have limitations, leading to a Biological Non-Reproducibility Principle for complex self-organizing systems. A neurovascular limit of consciousness hypothesis suggests conscious experience depends on sustained energetic and metabolic integration, not just neural architecture. Reproducing the brain cannot be reduced to copying neuronal connections. This perspective reshapes understanding of consciousness continuity, personal identity, and future brain bioengineering.

Dream Generation: Neurobiological Mechanisms, Phenomenology, Age-Related Features, and Clinical Aspects

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) May 1, 2026 Юр'єв Віктор Єгорович Viktor Yuriev

Dreaming is a complex phenomenon generated by the brain, involving interactions among the brainstem, limbic system, and cortex. Sensory experiences in dreams—visual, auditory, and olfactory—are shaped by body position, sleep stages, and micro-arousals. Autobiographical memory, with its reconstructive nature, contributes to dream narratives. Age-related changes in sleep architecture alter dream phenomenology. Dreaming is neurophysiologically distinct from hallucinations. Aggressive dream content relates to emotional processing. Lucid dreaming involves partial restoration of metacognitive control. Dream research has clinical relevance for mental health conditions.