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Motor learning and dopamine-dependent striatal synaptic plasticity are controlled by astrocytic MEGF10 - Nature Communications

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By Young-Jin Choi, Young-jin Choi, Youngeun Lee, Yemin Kim, Jaeseon Jeon, Jae-Ick Kim, Won-Suk Chung
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Abstract Dopamine regulates motor learning by modulating striatal synaptic plasticity in medium spiny neurons (MSNs). Despite its well-established role in synaptic plasticity, dopamine’s involvement in glia-mediated synapse remodeling remains unclear.
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Beyond hype and panic: AI’s role in the climate fight

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By Young-Jin Choi, Young-jin Choi
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Unsplash Illuminem Voices Public Governance · Ethical Governance · Social Responsibility · Environmental Sustainability · ESG The case for a shared and differentiated view on AI Progressive movements have yet to develop a shared view on artificial intelligence that not only recognizes its positive problem-solving potential, but also scrutinizes the full range of societal effects, upsides and downsides, opportunities and risks.
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The case for the possibility of a rapid energy transition | illuminem

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By Young-Jin Choi, Young-jin Choi
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The rising prominence of energy transition-skeptic narratives The global energy discourse is polarized between two opposing narratives regarding the feasibility of a rapid energy transition. On the one hand there is a broad climate movement, supported by an overwhelming majority of climate scientists, advocating (among other things) for an accelerated build-out of clean energy and electrification to avert climate disaster.
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