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… by the analog computations of brain waves. working memory consciousness On neuroscience’s big stage Nov. 15, MIT … Miller and collaborators combined these notions of the spatial interplay of different wave frequencies that … to produce a new theory of cognition in the cortex: Spatial Computing . The theory proposes that the brain …

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