A NeuCube model learns from STBD and creates connections between clusters of neurons that manifest chains (trajectories) of neuronal activity.
A novel approach was developed to form engineered, electrically viable, neuronal networks, consisting of ganglion-like clusters of neurons.
Electrophysiological activity from clusters of neurons in the hippocampus was then recorded using multiple electrodes, made from fine wire, implanted in the rats' brains.
It contains extra clusters of neurons not found in other species.
The amygdala comprises a group of nuclei, or clusters of neurons.
Soon, it may be possible to measure blood flow in tiny areas called cortical columns, clusters of neurons that carry out a single function like detecting edges or direction of motion.
Since humans have the same extra clusters of neurons in the pulvinar, Dr. Isbell and her colleagues predict that they are also snake-sensitive.
Clots as narrow as a single human hair lodged in tiny blood vessels in his brain, killing clusters of neurons by depriving them of oxygen.
That the representation and recognition of specific categories of objects faces, hands, etc.—might rely on individual neurons or clusters of neurons was considered improbable, even absurd; the idea was good-humoredly mocked by Jerome Lettvin in his famous comments about "grandmother cells".
Neuroscientists have shown that these almond-shaped clusters of neurons deep inside the medial temporal lobes play a key role in the formation of emotional responses such as fear.These new neuroeconomists saw that it might be possible to move economics away from its simplified model of rational, self-interested, utility-maximising decision-making.
