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The team showed how single neurons, through extremely long branched axonal connections to different areas of the brain can act as "coordinators" by selectively and flexibly combining the activity of different neuronal groups at each moment.
Single human neurons may be much more powerful computational devices than once thought, according to a new study that identifies previously unknown electrical activity in neural dendrites.
Important step towards integration of many reference datasets in unified rodent HBP atlases.
The brain's yet unrivaled ability to process complex, but noisy and incomplete sensory data continues to be an important source of inspiration for the development of artificial intelligence.
NEWS RELEASE - New study on how memories are formed and the ability of the nervous system to learn and adapt to changing conditions
Data obtained within HBP’s brain atlas work has contributed to the discovery of a "short distance" brain connectivity deficit that is associated with a lack of social interaction and empathy.
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