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- Rethink the brain: More evidence for the tripartite synapse
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- A keystone discovery: Proteins and synaptic vesicles
- Neuroscience: Memory tied to a specific protein complex
- Connecting to neurons with semiconductor nanotubes
- The visual cortex can learn to do speech and language
- Ephaptic coupling: Could be how brains coordinate
- Optogenetics: Controlling live neurons with light
- Wearable robotics: Adding proprioception
- Neuroscience: The brain’s got rhythm
- Man and worm: A cortex in common
- DHA: The alpha of omega-3
- Enhancer RNA (eRNA): More powerful than previously thought
- Cracking the neural code: Not yet, but models help
- New link between proteins and memory
- Psychopaths love them some dopamine
- The animal brain replays memories to map its environment
- Reading the brain for motor control – without implants
- Brain memory is actively cleared
- New links in neuron impulse generation
- Update: fMRI reveals conscious activity in vegetative brains
- It’s not a ‘stream’ of consciousness…
- fMRI reveals conscious activity in vegetative brains
- A coordinate system in the brain
- Remembering faces, a specialized memory
- Update: IBM Cortical Simulator
- Two (neuro)memory bits
- Learning over time better than cramming
- Give memory a rest

Update: IBM Cortical Simulator
For an excellent critical take on the IBM Cortical Simulator achieving ‘the intelligence of a cat’, read Jonah Lehrer’s Blog. Essential Quote: