When a memory is triggered, it sets off a chain of firing synapses between these groups, which can be stored in different parts of the brain. Initially, neurons ... of brain scans of someone ...

For decades, scientists have focused on how the brain processes information in ... of Sciences that looked at what happens to ...

Cortical neurons in the waking brain fire highly irregular ... at the soma by a population of excitatory inputs, each firing independently according to a Poisson process with a constant mean ...

His brain-hacking company, Neuralink, applied to start human trials last year. But Friday's demonstration will involve a robot and "neurons firing in real time", a series of tweets reveals.

Botond Roska investigates the computations that brain ... neurons — plus the activity of up to 200 neighbouring neurons that provide the cell with synaptic inputs. His group scans these neurons ...

Neurons that are cultured in-vitro form random and meaningless networks that all fire together. They don't accurately represent how a real brain would learn, so we can only draw limited ...

Han painstakingly developed a protocol to carefully take apart brain tissue, almost like a mechanic disassembling an engine. Next, the team aims to determine what fraction of neurons must be ...

Parkinson's disease -- a neurological disorder of the brain that affects a person's ... The research group found that these neurons' firing patterns showed little correlation with the dyskinetic ...

Humans have an estimated hundred billion neurons, or brain cells, each with about a thousand connections to other cells. One of the great challenges of modern neuroscience is to map out all the ...