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… (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 …

… 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 …

… long been thought to be important for attention and higher cognitive functions (planning, prioritizing, decision-making … says Kay Tye, an MIT associate professor of brain and cognitive sciences and a member of MIT’s Picower Institute … which is the seat of conscious thought and other complex cognitive behavior, is to route information to different …

… of sleep for brain function. Sleep Brain Imaging Arousal Control Neural Circuits Oscillations Computational … shift between sleep and wake states, and how they lead to cognitive dysfunction in sleep deprivation, both in the … healthy aging, and neurodegenerative disorders. Neural control circuits for sleep and mood states What control …

… neuroscience, machine learning, neurophysiology and control theory with the aim of building closed-loop … Director Li-Huei Tsai in MIT’s Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences. Pinals will investigate the mechanistic …

… and Memory and the Departments of Biology and Brain and Cognitive Sciences at MIT, said the findings could increase … presence of a glutamate receptor (red). Using neurons that control muscles in the Drosophila fruit fly, the study will … these principles as fundamental elements of how neurons control synaptic growth and development,” he said. “Depending …