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Currently available methods for analyzing the structural properties of neural tissue are limited by the frequency at which data can be collected and by the need to sacrifice the specimen to correlate histology with other data. Electrical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) can be used to complement conventional histological and imaging-based methods by measuring real-time electrical data that can be ascribed...
One of the great unsolved problems in science is deciphering the neural code for long-term memory or how the brain stores and represents information. Simply put: How are we that we are? How is longterm memory stored? How is it encoded? How is it lost? Can we hope to build a machine to do what we do naturally? This is an introduction to the both ancient and contemporary problem of the neural code and...
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