Imagine you’re learning to ride a bike. Your brain is constantly processing information from your body and the environment to refine your motor skills. In a similar way, scientists are studying how our brains learn and adapt through implicit and explicit sensorimotor learning. By analyzing the neural dynamics, or the complex patterns of electrical activity […]
Imagine you have a fancy machine with two buttons, one that triggers lots of activity and one that calms it down. Now, to make things interesting, imagine that this machine represents a biophysically realistic model of the brain, consisting of excitatory and inhibitory neurons. Scientists are trying to figure out the most efficient way to […]
The intricate world of age-related neurodegenerative diseases is being explored using cutting-edge technology. Scientists are using a combination of multiple tracers and multiple imaging techniques to identify biomarkers that can shed light on these complex conditions. It’s like navigating a challenging maze with various tools – each tracer and imaging modality offers a unique perspective, […]
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