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Engineering Neuronal Network Connectivity Through Precise and Scalable Electrical Modulation

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By Byeongtaek Oh, Yu-Wei Wu, Vishal Swaminathan
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Biological neuronal networks are inherently adaptive, continually refining their structure and function in response to experience and ongoing activity [1-3]. In the brain, this plasticity underlies learning, memory, and behavioral flexibility [4-6]. Harnessing and externally directing these adaptive mechanisms could be a powerful strategy to reconfigure neuronal circuits and, thereby, address key questions in neuroscience and neuroengineering.
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Spatiotemporal Differences of GABAergic Polarization and Shunting During Dendritic Integration

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By Yulia Dembitskaya, Artem Kirsanov, Yu-Wei Wu, Alexey Brazhe
| Wiley Online Library Verified
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Multi-objective strategic travel network planning for post-earthquake bridge inspections

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By Min-Yuan Cheng, Huai-Tien Wang, Yu-Wei Wu, Yu-Ming Li
| Taylor & Francis Online
A multi-objective travel network planning model for post-earthquake inspections is developed in this study to address the limitations of current ad hoc bridge inspection practices. The multiple objective symbiotic organisms search (MOSOS) algorithm and travel network plan integrated into this model help create an advanced and practical decision-making tool for post-earthquake response decision-makers.
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