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… on spatial memory, than mice that were treated with a control peptide (a scrambled version of the peptide used to … MEF2 activation of these genes can confer resilience to cognitive impairment in the brains of people with Tau … dementia, HIV-induced dementia, and diabetes-linked cognitive impairment. “It’s very hard to say precisely which …

… for Learning and Memory and the Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences and an investigator of the Howard Hughes … neuromodulators released from different neuronal sources control the diverse internal states that animals exhibit …

… Professor in MIT’s Departments of Biology and Brain and Cognitive Sciences. Humans need at least some Perlecan to … junction synapses of a motor neuron in an unaltered control fly larva remain perfectly healthy over a four day …

… prefrontal cortex consciousness synapse oscillations cognitive neuroscience … or see what you need to remember and must then hold or control it in mind to apply it later. During that interim, or … of working memory, including efficient, independent control of multiple items with precise timing. Importantly, …

… (EEG). “If you do it this way, you have better control of nociception and you can get the same amount of … Science and a professor in MIT’s Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences and Harvard Medical School. “Patients wake … are profoundly unconscious with less good antinociceptive control,” he said. “If the anesthesiologist is not monitoring …

… faculty liaison, and Professor Jim DiCarlo, Brain and Cognitive Sciences Department Head, to solve the problem. … electrical signals of neurons as animals perform various cognitive tasks. In particular he’s been looking at how … deeper layers appear to carry the brain’s expectations and control whether it encodes new sensory information in …

… 3 , C. M. VANDER WEELE 2 , K. M. TYE 2 ; 2 Brain and Cognitive Sci., 1 MIT, Cambridge, MA; 3 Dept. of Neurol., … CHANG 2 , Y. FENG 2 , M. JAY 2 , K. M. TYE 1 ; 1 Brain and Cognitive Sci., 2 MIT, Cambridge, MA Presentation 075.20 / … Activity Presentation 081.11 / EEE16 Beta-Gamma rhythms control the balance between cognitive flexibility and …

… Tye, an assistant professor in the Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences at MIT and a member of the Picower … prefrontal cortex is thought to be important for higher cognitive processes,” Tye says. “So if I am walking down the … should make every effort to understand how several regions control a complex behavior, according to Rony Paz, an …