Month: November 2022

The challenges of lifelong learning in biological and artificial systems

Just like how an experienced botanist continuously learns about different plant species, biological systems are constantly adapting to change while retaining old knowledge. But can we apply these principles to artificial learning systems? In this illuminating article, we delve into the challenges and strategies of ‘lifelong learning’ in living organisms and artificial intelligence. By studying […]

Published on November 3, 2022

The Power of Dynamic Connectivity in the Brain

Imagine a bustling city where people communicate and interact constantly. Is this dynamic exchange of information merely a side effect of the city’s layout, or does it actively shape the city’s functioning? Similarly, scientists are pondering whether dynamic connectivity in the brain is just an epiphenomenon resulting from its underlying structure and processes, or if […]

Published on November 3, 2022

Why pain hurts

Exploring the intricate workings of the human brain in understanding and addressing the sensation of pain has been a remarkable journey. Just like a master detective unravels clues to solve a mysterious crime, scientists have made great strides in deciphering how the brain constructs the complex experience of pain. It’s as if our brain is […]

Published on November 3, 2022