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Broadband spontaneous macroscopic neural oscillations are rhythmic corticalfiring which were extensively examined during the last century, however, theirpossible origination is still controversial. In this work we show howmacroscopic oscillations emerge in solely excitatory random networks andwithout topological constraints. We experimentally and theoretically show thatthese oscillations stem from the counterintuitive underlying mechanism - theintrinsic stochastic neuronal response failures. These neuronal responsefailures, which are characterized by short-term memory, lead to cooperationamong neurons, resulting in sub- or several- Hertz macroscopic oscillationswhich coexist with high frequency gamma oscillations. A quantitative interplaybetween the statistical network properties and the emerging oscillations issupported by simulations of large networks based on single-neuron in-vitroexperiments and a Langevin equation describing the network dynamics. Resultscall for the examination of these oscillations in the presence of inhibitionand external drives.

Broadband Macroscopic Cortical Oscillations Emerge from Intrinsic Neuronal Response Failures