McKenzie Lab – Synchrony plasticity memory

Synchrony plasticity memory

McKenzie Lab We study how memories form, how brain activity changes with learning, and how to stop pathological neural synchronization. Research Lab wiki Team Opportunities Publications Contact Sam McKenzie Assistant Professor University of New Mexico Department of Neurosciences I study how memory spaces form. Somehow the brain compresses irrelevant details while parsing features that lead to divergent futures. Part of the challenge of building such a memory space lies in the allocation of similar neural activity to situations that require common responses. This allocation must be done right i

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