Neurocomputing, Volume 65-66

Volume 65-66, June 2005

Computational Neuroscience: Trends in Research 2005

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  Erik De Schutter:
  Computational Neuroscience: Trends in Research 2005. 1-3

Ion channels dynamics

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  James B. Maciokas, Philip H. Goodman, John Kenyon, Maria Toledo-Rodriguez, Henry Markram:
  Accurate dynamical models of interneuronal GABAergic channel physiologies. 5-14

Morphology and connectivity

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  Ruggero Scorcioni, Giorgio A. Ascoli:
  Algorithmic reconstruction of complete axonal arborizations in rat hippocampal neurons. 15-22

Learning

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  Robert Kozma, Derek Wong, Rustu Murat Demirer, Walter J. Freeman:
  Learning intentional behavior in the K-model of the amygdala and entorhinal cortex with the cortico-hyppocampal formation. 23-30

Synaptic plasticity

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  Anat Elhalal, David Horn:
  In vitro neuronal networks: evidence for synaptic plasticity. 31-37
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  Erik Fransén:
  A synapse which can switch from inhibitory to excitatory and back. 39-45

Large scale interactions

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  Alexander Grushin, James A. Reggia:
  Evolving processing speed asymmetries and hemispheric interactions in a neural network model. 47-53

Network dynamics

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  Zuzanna Piwkowska, Michael Rudolph, Mathilde Badoual, Alain Destexhe, Thierry Bal:
  Re-creating active states in vitro with a dynamic-clamp protocol. 55-60
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  Scott A. Hill, Xiaoping Liu, Melissa A. Borla, Jorge V. José, Donald M. O'Malley:
  Neurokinematic modeling of complex swimming patterns of the larval zebrafish. 61-68

Visual system

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  James A. Bednar, Judah B. De Paula, Risto Miikkulainen:
  Self-organization of color opponent receptive fields and laterally connected orientation maps. 69-76
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  Haruka Nishimura, Kô Sakai:
  The computational model for border-ownership determination consisting of surrounding suppression and facilitation in early vision. 77-83
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  Mona Mathur, Basabi Bhaumik:
  Study of spatial frequency selectivity and its spatial organization in the visual cortex through a feedforward model. 85-91
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  Martin A. Giese, David A. Leopold:
  Physiologically inspired neural model for the encoding of face spaces. 93-101
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  Axel Etzold, Christian W. Eurich:
  A direct, interval-based method for reconstructing stimuli from noise-robust tuning curves. 103-109
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  Yuguo Yu, Tai Sing Lee:
  Adaptive contrast gain control and information maximization. 111-116
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  Rodrigo Freire Oliveira, Luciano da Fontoura Costa, Antônio Carlos Roque-da-Silva:
  A possible mechanism of curvature coding in early vision. 117-124
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  Neil D. B. Bruce:
  Features that draw visual attention: an information theoretic perspective. 125-133
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  Heiko Stemmann, Winrich Freiwald, Aurel Wannig, Erich L. Schulzke, Christian W. Eurich:
  Encoding of dynamic visual stimuli by primate area MT neurons. 135-142
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  Maciej T. Lazarewicz, Sandhitsu R. Das, Leif H. Finkel:
  Recognition of temporal event sequences by a network of cortical neurons. 143-151
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  Timothy Melano, Charles M. Higgins:
  The neuronal basis of direction selectivity in lobula plate tangential cells. 153-159
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  Emilio Salinas:
  A model of target selection based on goal-dependent modulation. 161-166
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  Baran Çürüklü, Anders Lansner:
  A model of the summation pools within the layer 4 (area 17). 167-172
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  Zuley Rivera-Alvidrez, Charles M. Higgins:
  Contrast saturation in a neuronally-based model of elementary motion detection. 173-179
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  Beth Ann Siegler, Maureen Ritchey, Jonathan E. Rubin:
  Spike-timing dependent plasticity as a mechanism for ocular dominance shift. 181-188
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  Rüdiger Kupper, Marc-Oliver Gewaltig, Ursula Körner, Edgar Körner:
  Spike-latency codes and the effect of saccades. 189-194
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  Miruna Szabo, Rita Almeida, Gustavo Deco, Martin Stetter:
  A neuronal model for the shaping of feature selectivity in IT by visual categorization. 195-201
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  B. Gaillard, J. Feng:
  Modelling a visual discrimination task. 203-209
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  Nadja Schinkel, Klaus Pawelzik, Udo A. Ernst:
  Robust integration and detection of noisy contours in a probabilistic neural model. 211-217
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  Yoshiki Kashimori, Nobuyuki Suzuki, Kazuhisa Fujita, Mei Hong Zheng, Takeshi Kambara:
  A functional role of multiple spatial resolution maps in form perception along the ventral visual pathway. 219-228

Single-neuron and population coding

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  Peng Xu, Pamela Abshire:
  Threshold detection of intensity flashes in the blowfly photoreceptor by an ideal observer. 229-236

Sensory systems

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  Patrick D. Roberts:
  Recurrent neural network generates a basis for sensory image cancellation. 237-242
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  Kazuhisa Fujita, Yoshiki Kashimori, Takeshi Kambara:
  Dynamic population coding for detecting the distance and size of an object in electrolocation. 243-251

Hippocampus

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  Alexei V. Samsonovich, Giorgio A. Ascoli:
  Algorithmic description of hippocampal granule cell dendritic morphology. 253-260
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  Alan H. Bond:
  Representing episodic memory in a system-level model of the brain. 261-273
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  Amir Madany Mamlouk, Hannah Sharp, Kerstin M. L. Menne, Ulrich G. Hofmann, Thomas Martinetz:
  Unsupervised spike sorting with ICA and its evaluation using GENESIS simulations. 275-282
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  Xiangbao Wu, William B. Levy:
  Increasing CS and US longevity increases the learnable trace interval. 283-289
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  David S. Touretzky:
  Path integrator contributions to hippocampal map formation. 291-296
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  Ashlie B. Hocking, William B. Levy:
  Computing conditional probabilities in a minimal CA3 pyramidal neuron. 297-303
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  Maria E. Markaki, Stelios C. Orphanoudakis, Panayiota Poirazi:
  Modelling reduced excitability in aged CA1 neurons as a calcium-dependent process. 305-314
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  David W. Sullivan, William B. Levy:
  Activity affects trace conditioning performance in a minimal hippocampal model. 315-321
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  Peter A. Murray, Frances K. Skinner:
  Reduced kinetic schemes of short-term synaptic plasticity in inhibitory network models. 323-329
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  Zsófia Huhn, Máté Lengyel, Gergo Orbán, Péter Érdi:
  Dendritic spiking accounts for rate and phase coding in a biophysical model of a hippocampal place cell. 331-341
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  Toru Aonishi, Hiroyoshi Miyakawa, Masashi Inoue, Masato Okada:
  Effect of dendritic backpropagating action potential on neural interaction. 343-348
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  Gábor Szirtes, Barnabás Póczos, András Lörincz:
  Neural Kalman filter. 349-355
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  Jesse A. Gillis, W. P. Luk, Liang Zhang, Frances K. Skinner:
  Characterizing in vitro hippocampal ripples using time-frequency analysis. 357-364

Information coding

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  Thomas Hoch, Gregor Wenning, Klaus Obermayer:
  The effect of correlations in the background activity on the information transmission properties of neural populations. 365-370
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  Patrick Crotty, William B. Levy:
  Energy-efficient interspike interval codes. 371-378
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  Liam Paninski, Jonathan W. Pillow, Eero P. Simoncelli:
  Comparing integrate-and-fire models estimated using intracellular and extracellular data. 379-385
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  Thomas Wennekers, Nihat Ay:
  Stochastic interaction in associative nets. 387-392
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  Aaron P. Shon, Rajesh P. N. Rao:
  Implementing belief propagation in neural circuits. 393-399
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  Aurel A. Lazar:
  Multichannel time encoding with integrate-and-fire neurons. 401-407
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  Sheng Li, Si Wu:
  On the variability of cortical neural responses: a statistical interpretation. 409-414
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  Dileep George, Friedrich T. Sommer:
  Computing with inter-spike interval codes in networks of integrate and fire neurons. 415-420
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  Björn Naundorf, Theo Geisel, Fred Wolf:
  Dynamical response properties of a canonical model for type-I membranes. 421-428
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  Christopher J. Rozell, Don H. Johnson:
  Examining methods for estimating mutual information in spiking neural systems. 429-434

System dynamics

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  Kosuke Hamaguchi, Masato Okada, Michiko Yamana, Kazuyuki Aihara:
  Stochasticity in localized synfire chain. 435-440
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  Rubén Moreno-Bote, Néstor Parga:
  Simple model neurons with AMPA and NMDA filters: role of synaptic time scales. 441-448
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  Friedrich T. Sommer, Thomas Wennekers:
  Synfire chains with conductance-based neurons: internal timing and coordination with timed input. 449-454
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  Robert L. Fry:
  Neural statics and dynamics. 455-462

EEG/MEG

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  Yoichi Miyawaki, Masato Okada:
  Mechanisms of spike inhibition in a cortical network induced by transcranial magnetic stimulation. 463-468
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  Murielle Hsu, David Hsu:
  A piece-wise harmonic Langevin model of EEG dynamics: Theory and application to EEG seizure detection. 469-474
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  Yuqiao Gu, Björn Wahlund, Hans Liljenström, Dietrich von Rosen, Hualou Liang:
  Analysis of phase shifts in clinical EEG evoked by ECT. 475-483

Cellular mechanisms

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  Peter Roper:
  Frequency-dependent depletion of secretory vesicle pools modulates bursting in vasopressin neurones of the rat supraoptic nucleus. 485-491
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  Mathilde Badoual, Michael Rudolph, Zuzanna Piwkowska, Alain Destexhe, Thierry Bal:
  High discharge variability in neurons driven by current noise. 493-498

Thalamus and brainstem

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  Marco A. Huertas, Jeffrey R. Groff, Gregory D. Smith:
  The effect of feedback inhibition on throughput properties of the dorsal lateral geniculate nucleus. 499-505

Invertebrates

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  Yikun Huang, John P. Miller:
  Phased array processing for spike discrimination. 507-516
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  Randall D. Hayes, John H. Byrne, Steven J. Cox, Douglas A. Baxter:
  Estimation of single-neuron model parameters from spike train data. 517-529
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  Péter András:
  Neural activity pattern systems. 531-536

Olfactory system

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  Etienne Hugues, Dominique Martinez:
  Encoding in a network of sparsely connected spiking neurons: application to locust olfaction. 537-542
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  Orit Kliper, David Horn, Brigitte Quenet:
  The inertial-DNF model: spatiotemporal coding on two time scales. 543-548
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  Gideon Gradwohl, Yoram Grossman:
  A theoretical computer model of cellular modification associated with olfactory learning in the rat piriform cortex. 549-555
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  Andrej Blejec:
  Statistical method for detection of firing rate changes in spontaneously active neurons. 557-563

Memory

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  John A. Wolf, Jason T. Moyer, Leif H. Finkel:
  The role of NMDA currents in state transitions of the nucleus accumbens medium spiny neuron. 565-570
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  Narihisa Matsumoto, Daisuke Ide, Masataka Watanabe, Masato Okada:
  Synaptic depression enlarges basin of attraction. 571-577
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  Koki Yamashita, Shoji Tanaka:
  Parametric study of dopaminergic neuromodulatory effects in a reduced model of the prefrontal cortex. 579-586
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  Shoji Tanaka:
  State-dependent alteration of dopamine and glutamate transmission in the prefrontal cortex by psychostimulants. 587-594
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  Yoshihisa Kubota, Tara R. Gaertner, John A. Putkey, M. Neal Waxham:
  A novel Monte Carlo simulation for molecular interactions and diffusion in postsynaptic spines. 595-602
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  Anders Sandberg, Erik Fransén:
  An autocatalytic model of STDP timing from slow calcium-dependent signals. 603-608
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  Tetsuto Minami, Toshio Inui:
  Roles of the prefrontal neurons in delayed matching-to-category task: a modeling study. 609-616

Network properties

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  Thomas Trappenberg, Dominic I. Standage:
  Multi-packet regions in stabilized continuous attractor networks. 617-622
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  Christina Ambrosio, Amitabha Bose, Farzan Nadim:
  The effect of modulatory neuronal input on gastric mill frequency. 623-631
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  Hamish Meffin, Anthony N. Burkitt, David B. Grayden:
  Dynamically adjustable contrast enhancement from cortical background activity. 633-639
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  Michael Rudolph, Alain Destexhe:
  Multi-channel shot noise and characterization of cortical network activity. 641-646
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  Andreas Knoblauch:
  Statistical implications of clipped Hebbian learning of cell assemblies. 647-652
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  Michela Chiappalone, Antonio Novellino, Ildiko Vajda, Alessandro Vato, Sergio Martinoia, Jaap van Pelt:
  Burst detection algorithms for the analysis of spatio-temporal patterns in cortical networks of neurons. 653-662
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  Carter Wendelken, Lokendra Shastri:
  Connectionist mechanisms for cognitive control. 663-672
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  Quan Zou, Michael Rudolph, Noah Roy, Mavi Sanchez-Vives, Diego Contreras, Alain Destexhe:
  Reconstructing synaptic background activity from conductance measurements in vivo. 673-678
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  J. Michael Herrmann, Hecke Schrobsdorff, Theo Geisel:
  Localized activations in a simple neural field model. 679-684
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  Ofer Melamed, Gilad Silberberg, Henry Markram, Wulfram Gerstner, Magnus J. E. Richardson:
  Subthreshold cross-correlations between cortical neurons: A reference model with static synapses. 685-690
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  Mauro Copelli, Rodrigo Freire Oliveira, Antônio Carlos Roque da Silva Filho, Osame Kinouchi:
  Signal compression in the sensory periphery. 691-696
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  Kenji Morita, Kazuyuki Aihara:
  A network model with pyramidal cells and GABAergic non-FS cells in the cerebral cortex. 697-707

Motor system

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  Yutaka Hirata, Akimasa Yoshikawa, Pablo M. Blazquez, Stephen M. Highstein:
  Evaluation of the inverse dynamic model in cerebellum during visual-vestibular interactions at different VOR gains in squirrel monkeys. 709-717
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  Joe Graham, Victoria Booth, Ranu Jung:
  Modeling motoneurons after spinal cord injury: persistent inward currents and plateau potentials. 719-726
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  Jeanette Hellgren Kotaleski, Dietmar Plenz, Kim T. Blackwell:
  The role of background synaptic noise in striatal fast spiking interneurons. 727-732
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  Sorinel Adrian Oprisan, Carmen C. Canavier:
  Stability criterion for a two-neuron reciprocally coupled network based on the phase and burst resetting curves. 733-739
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  Rafael Rodriguez-Rojas, Lazaro Alvarez, Rolando Palmero, Mario Alvarez, Maylen Carballo, Raul Macias:
  Neural activity changes in the Supplementary Motor Area induced by dopaminergic treatment in parkinsonian patients. 741-749
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  Amitabha Bose, Timothy J. Lewis, Richard J. A. Wilson:
  Two-oscillator model of ventilatory rhythmogenesis in the frog. 751-757
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  Christian Hauptmann, Oleksandr V. Popovych, Peter A. Tass:
  Delayed feedback control of synchronization in locally coupled neuronal networks. 759-767
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  Mark Shelhamer:
  Phase transition between reactive and predictive eye movements is confirmed with nonlinear forecasting and surrogates. 769-776
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  Alexander Lerchner, John Rinzel:
  Synaptic model for spontaneous activity in developing networks. 777-782

Robots and silicon neurons

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  Laura Cozzi, Paolo D'Angelo, Michela Chiappalone, Alessandro Noriaki Ide, Antonio Novellino, Sergio Martinoia, Vittorio Sanguineti:
  Coding and decoding of information in a bi-directional neural interface. 783-792

Auditory system

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  Taesu Kim, Soo-Young Lee:
  Learning self-organized topology-preserving complex speech features at primary auditory cortex. 793-800

Attention

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  Hualou Liang, Steven L. Bressler, Robert Desimone, Pascal Fries:
  Empirical mode decomposition: a method for analyzing neural data. 801-807
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  Calin I. Buia, Paul H. E. Tiesinga:
  Rapid temporal modulation of synchrony in cortical interneuron networks with synaptic plasticity. 809-815
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  András Lörincz:
  Attentional filtering in neocortical areas: a top-down model. 817-823

Speech and language

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  Karl Magnus Petersson:
  On the relevance of the neurobiological analogue of the finite-state architecture. 825-832
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  Alan H. Bond:
  A psycholinguistically and neurolinguistically plausible system-level model of natural-language syntax processing. 833-841

Synchronization and oscillation

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  Steve Bellinger:
  Modeling calcium wave oscillations in astrocytes. 843-850
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  Kenneth P. Eaton, Craig S. Henriquez:
  Confounded spikes generated by synchrony within neural tissue models. 851-857
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  Ho Young Jeong, Boris S. Gutkin:
  Study on the role of GABAergic synapses in synchronization. 859-868
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  Gennady S. Cymbalyuk, Ronald L. Calabrese, Andrey L. Shilnikov:
  How a neuron model can demonstrate co-existence of tonic spiking and bursting. 869-875

Learning and plasticity

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  Chris L. Baker, Aaron P. Shon, Rajesh P. N. Rao:
  Learning temporal clusters with synaptic facilitation and lateral inhibition. 877-884
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  Anatoli Gorchetchnikov, Michael E. Hasselmo:
  A simple rule for spike-timing-dependent plasticity: local influence of AHP current. 885-890

Synaptic mechanisms and signal transduction

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  Joanna Tyrcha, William B. Levy:
  Synaptic failures and a Gaussian excitation distribution. 891-899
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  Alain Destexhe, Michael Rudolph:
  Extracting information from the power spectrum of voltage noise. 901-906
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  Thomas Sangrey, William B. Levy:
  Conduction velocity costs energy. 907-913