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Elad Schneidman

Down to the Synapse: Connecting Brain Circuits to Behavior
15.11.2022

By flipping a single synaptic connection in a neural circuit, the researchers caused male worms to behave like females in response to a...

Illustration of chess players. Source: Shutterstock
05.07.2021

A new research approach reveals how the brain learns new rules

Tal Tamir and Dr. Dana Rubi Levy
13.02.2020

How are social cues encoded in our brains – and in the brains of those on the autistic spectrum? 

probability maps infotaxis and sociotaxis
19.10.2017

A new model of collective behavior reveals how individuals contribute most efficiently

To understand the relationships between the “words” encoded in the retinal responses to film clips, the researchers analyzed and plotted them on a 3-D graph on which they attempted to preserve the relations between the words. Each balloon covers all the words that belong to the same sematic cluster. The fact that the balloons are so distinct shows the underlying “synonym” organization of neuron communication
20.11.2015

The brain’s communications networks may use synonyms to avoid misunderstandings

The movements of mice dyed in different fluorescent colors are tracked in the darkened enclosure
02.09.2013

Mice living together exhibited a social structure based on multiple-level interactions
 

Two-, three- and four-way retinal neuron interactions on viewing a natural scene
10.08.2011
A new approach to researching groups of neurons may one day help us understand the “language” of the brain
Dr. Elad Schneidman
01.11.2009

Dr. Elad Schneidman: "We are starting to connect the letters of the neurons' language into syllables; we hope to understand...

Dr. Elad Schneidman.
01.10.2009
Neurons seem to practice group behavior, according to new research
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