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Developmental maturation of millimeter-scale functional networks across brain areas

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By Nathaniel Powell, Bettina Hein, Deyue Kong, Jonas Elpelt
| BioRxiv
Abstract Interacting with the environment to process sensory information, generate perceptions, and shape behavior engages neural networks in brain areas with highly varied representations, ranging from unimodal sensory cortices to higher-order association areas. Recent work suggests a much greater degree of commonality across areas, with distributed and modular networks present in both sensory and non-sensory areas during early development.
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Digital Health Platform juli Improves Asthma Outcomes in Randomized Controlled Trial Data Presented Today

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By Bettina Hein
| EIN News
Data presented at leading US asthma conference demonstrates that juli achieves statistically significantly superior improvement compared to an active control Digital health apps can improve patients’ health, but most have not been assessed in RCTs. Our study shows that juli works without requiring clinician intervention or the use of connected devices.” — Joseph Hayes, MD, MSc, PhD, Professor of Psychiatry at UCL ANAHEIM, CA, USA, November 10, 2023 / EINPresswire.com/ -- In a large randomized...
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Mechanisms for Spontaneous Symmetry Breaking in Developing Visual Cortex

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By Francesco Fumarola, Bettina Hein, Kenneth Miller
| Physical Review B
Abstract For the brain to recognize local orientations within images, neurons must spontaneously break the translation and rotation symmetry of their response functions—an archetypal example of unsupervised learning. The dominant framework for unsupervised learning in biology is Hebb’s principle, but how Hebbian learning could break such symmetries is a longstanding biophysical riddle.
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