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• Drifting Nerve Assemblies Can Maintain Persistent Memories

  

  A prevailing model has been that a memory in our brains is stored in a specific set of nerve connections, that, like a book in a library, stays where it belongs. Read more

  The 19 November 2021 by   Deric Bownds
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• Mary Brown Parlee: “Raging Hormonal Influences,” Editorial Gatekeeping, and the...

  

  —contributed by Lizette Royer BartonToday is my birthday and I am celebrating with a blog about Mary Brown Parlee (1943-2018). I was born November 19, 1980 and... Read more

  The 19 November 2021 by   Chp
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• Will New Antivirals Bring Us into a New Phase of Covid Risk-mitigation and...

  

  As I lay on my couch, shirtless and cold but sweating from my first Covid booster shot, I got a push notification about a Wired article: New Covid Drugs Are Her... Read more

  The 19 November 2021 by   Neuroamer
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• Fluid Intelligence and the Locus Coeruleus-norepinephrine System

  

  Tsukahara and Engle suggest that the cognitive mechanisms of fluid intelligence map onto the locus coeruleus–norepinephrine system. Read more

  The 22 November 2021 by   Deric Bownds
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• Volatile Hexadecanal Emitted by Babies Could Make Men More Docile and Women...

  

  Interesting observations from Mishor et al.: In terrestrial mammals, body volatiles can effectively trigger or block conspecific aggression. Read more

  The 24 November 2021 by   Deric Bownds
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