November 2016
Why are we ticklish?
A new study from the Brecht lab has found how “ticklishness” is represented in the rat brain. The study has been published on 11th November 2016 in Science.
A surprising new role for motor cortex, Nature Neuroscience publication
A lion is chasing a zebra across the African savanna. For both animals, choosing the right movement at the right time is a matter of life and death. Accordingly, a large part of the mammalian brain is devoted to the control of movement: The motor cortex.
→ Read more … A surprising new role for motor cortex, Nature Neuroscience publication
Berlin Science Week 2016 at the BCCN Berlin
The BCCN Berlin participates in the Berlin Science week by organizing an event with two talks on artificial intelligence.