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Our brain has a 'filing system' to sort visual memories

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, JUL 25 – Researchers used brain recordings from 24 epilepsy patients to show that spike timing in hippocampal neurons carries category-specific visual memory information.

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A new model reads brain signals to identify memory categories, which could help develop memory-restoring tools for cognitive disorders.

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Our brain has a 'filing system' to sort visual memories

A new model reads brain signals to identify memory categories, which could help develop memory-restoring tools for cognitive disorders.

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Brain Decodes Visual Memories by Timing, Not Just Firing Neurons

A new study has uncovered how the brain efficiently encodes and recalls visual memories—by organizing them into categories and using the precise timing of neuronal activity.

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