Single-neuron mnemonics

Barry W. Connors ()
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Barry W. Connors: Brown University

Nature, 2002, vol. 420, issue 6912, 133-134

Abstract: How can you remember what you've just read or seen or done? The issue of short-term memory has vexed neuroscientists for more than half a century; a new study adds an unexpected piece to the puzzle.

Date: 2002
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