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hippocampus paper - with Thomas

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Hippocampal GW paper with Thomas. 

 

 

    1. Working together using this wiki
    2. Group members
    3. Sources
    4. Meetings
    5. Drafts

 

 

Here are some relevant papers, Thomas.

 

1. Competition for access to the hippocampal regions OR inferior temporal lobe.

 

a. Marois - limited capacity bottleneck regions in neocortex --- nice picture. Marois - lim cap bottleneck cortex.pdf

b. Marois - the whole paper. Marois - LIM CAP IN BRAIN - TICS 2005.pdf

 

c. competition in the inferior temporal lobe:  competition in inferior temporal lobe.pdf

 

d. competition in the dentate gyrus: Dentate gyrus as a filter or gate to hippo.pdf

 

 

2. Wide distribution of hippocampal system activity related to consciousness.

 

a. Moroni, Sleep, REM & Hippocampal (intracranial) recording, PLOS ONE2007. Moroni - Sleep & hippo - PLOS ONE2007.pdf

 

 

 

3. Others.

 

 

 

 

Working together using this wiki

 

Think of this wiki as a shared online whiteboard. Your entire group can share information using this wiki, making your research accessible to everyone. Play around with this wiki: Notice how you can add comments to a page, see what people have changed, and edit all the text.

 

Group members

 

 

 

Sources

 

  1. Source 1
  2. Source 2
  3. Source 3
  4. Source 4

 

Source Name Page # Quote
Encyclopedia of Stars 44, 46 "The stars are the heavens"

 

Meetings

 

When should we meet?

Who When I can meet
Jesse M-F, 8am-5pm
Chris Anytime after 2pm
Dana Saturday, 5pm
Pat Sunday, 4pm-8pm

 

Drafts

Keep your drafts here so you can refer to earlier versions.

 

Draft 1

Draft 2

 

Comments (1)

Anonymous said

at 9:27 am on Feb 22, 2008

My first use of your wiki, Bernie. I have iust read the Rolls paper on attention in natural scenes. You really should take a look at Ch.12 in *The Cognitive Brain*, "Self-Directed Learning in a Complex Environment". It explains more than the Rolls model and depends on the operating characteristics of the retinoid system to attend to and *parse* salient objects out of a spatially extended complex scene.

I'd be interested in your comments about this.

Arnold

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