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The couple works together closely in a way that mirrors their research topic: There is a lot of mixing, a lot of shared brain activity, and a lot of empathy.

Imaging the same animal in stressful and secure contexts, we examined the relation between regional metabolic brain activity and a trait-like measure of anxious temperament that encompasses measures of BI and pituitary-adrenal reactivity.

Moreover, by applying machine learning or pattern-based classification methods to fMRI data (reviewed in [11] [13]), such studies have succeeded in finding a mapping between multivariate patterns of brain activity and a given object category.

Unipolar placed sensors on the scalp measured brain activity, and a computer processed the signals as brainwave frequencies.

That is, survivors of traumatic stressors present with a set of different functional reorganization of brain activity and hence a comparison of patients with and without PTSD may produce quite variable results if the other dimensions as well as their intensities are not considered.

In the study with rats, the brains of four rodents were wired together in a "brain net" that allowed them to coordinate their brain activity and solve a simple weather forecasting problem individual rats found challenging.

Evidence for value coding in neural circuits suggests that value information is explicitly represented in brain activity and plays a critical role in the neurobiological choice process.

It also measures my sleep (based on movement, not brain activity) and has a Web interface and smartphone app for logging what I eat and checking calories burned.

Microglia are brain's resident macrophages that monitor brain activity and play a contributing role in removal of redundant and apoptotic neurons [ 133, 134], remodeling of normal synapse [ 135], and protection of CNS from pathogens and detritus [ 136].

Thus, we feel safe to say that we face a true phenomenon of oscillatory brain activity and not an epiphenomenon brought about by eye movements.

Electroencephalography (EEG) is a longstanding technique to measure electrical brain activity and thereby an indirect measure of synaptic activity.