… The experiment triumphed, and the children benefited. … memories might be lodged at any
point in the cerebral cortex, or … (ie post-synaptically located) similar to the electrical potentials …

… recognized as one of the triumphs of modern biology, still in … mechanisms of learning and
memory in cortical circuits. I then … existed between extinct species with different brain sizes. …

… Digital EEG machines have made their triumphant entry into … of the human cerebral cortex
to be electrically stimulated was … era of short memory. Whoever reads his study entitled" …

… Big body, little brain, you are going to become extinct if you … , showing that with age the
cortex or surface of the brain typically … You can be triumphant too, by obtaining brain envy and …

… Nevertheless, this represents no triumph for the reticularist theory, … Models of learning and
memory that invest all the processing … The cerebral cortex shows as the gray rind on the outer …

… horrendous stressors in order to triumph over those who are weak, … memory is apparent
from its position in the brain as a target of converging inputs from the many regions of the cortex …

… against the feared danger, and a triumph of traumatic anxiety. … Although no one has ever
observed a memory in the brain … not yet mentioned: the prefrontal cortex. Joseph LeDoux and …

… as to the complex brain mechanisms of perception, memory and … existence of potential
connections between cortical neurons … colleagues and students in the triumph of late 20th Century …

… The secondary function [memory] is made possible by … and by that sensory cortex to which
the stimulus is directed. The … short-term insights, and small triumphs, but peter out with no clear …

… , one of visuospatial working memory and a second tapping … development of the brain
stimulation techniques, starting … elicit an action potential in the stimulated neuronal populations. …