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btkcodedev·Jun 29Why Brain is undisputed champion regardless of AIA huge misunderstanding is that we believe we can compare biological and artificial intelligence systems.
InSBGrid Community NewsbySBGrid·Feb 26How signals move through the brainSBGrid member Edward Twomey characterizes structural features of the AMPA-subtype glutamate receptor GluA4 subunit.
Simran Saini·Jan 24Where Learning Actually LivesWhile reading Chapter 2: The Neuroscience of Learning and Memory from Learning and Memory: From Brain to Behavior, I realised how casually…
Ja16im·Jan 3Memory and Forgetting: The Brain’s Creative ProcessMemory is the fabric of our identity. It is not merely an archive of past events
Brad Roth·Dec 5, 2025Bernard Katz, Biological PhysicstI’ve talked about Bernard Katz before in this blog, when discussing his book Nerve, Muscle, and Synapse (cited in Chapter 6 of Intermediate…
Riaz Laghari·Oct 24, 2025Neural Activity and Synapse Development: Neuroscience in ActionHow Your Brain Strengthens LearningA response icon1A response icon1
