Technology can enable our lives in positive ways, if used wisely. Take my experience just over the last twelve hours. Last night I downloaded a sleep app that wakes you up at an optimal point in your sleep cycle. In other words, it makes sure the alarm doesn’t go off during REM (rapid eye movement)
Of all the amazing feats our brains perform, our ability to form, store, and retrieve memories stands out as one of the most fascinating, and challenging areas of neuroscience study. Despite the complexity, scientists have made significant inroads into understanding how many of the molecular and synaptic pieces of the puzzle fit together. However, we
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Mountain View, CA, August 9, 2016/– Inscopix, Inc., announced the addition of four distinguished brain research experts, Botond Roska (FMI), Hongkui Zeng (AIBS), Scott Sternson (Janelia), and Surya Ganguli (Stanford), to its Scientific Advisory Board (SAB). The new members will join Eric Nestler (Mt. Sinai) and Guoping Feng (MIT). The SAB will work closely with
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This is the first post in a series where we get to showcase breakthrough work from our customers and collaborators. In our environments, we’re constantly presented with things we find rewarding (like the Bulbasaur Pokémon I caught today), or downright annoying. Regardless of what we like and can do without, we encode these preferences, and
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