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== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> == * '''Neuron''' β A biological nerve cell; the brain contains ~86 billion neurons connected by ~100 trillion synapses. * '''Spike train''' β The sequence of action potentials (spikes) fired by a neuron over time; the primary signal for neural communication. * '''fMRI (functional MRI)''' β Measures brain activity by detecting blood oxygenation changes (BOLD signal); high spatial, low temporal resolution. * '''EEG (Electroencephalography)''' β Records electrical activity from scalp electrodes; high temporal, low spatial resolution. * '''Brain-Computer Interface (BCI)''' β Technology enabling direct communication between the brain and external devices. * '''Neural decoding''' β Inferring mental states, intentions, or stimuli from neural activity recordings. * '''Population coding''' β Information represented by the collective activity of many neurons rather than single neurons. * '''Receptive field''' β The region of sensory space (e.g., visual field) that activates a given neuron. * '''Convolutional Neural Network (neuroscience)''' β CNNs were partly inspired by visual cortex simple/complex cells; they predict V1/V4 responses better than prior models. * '''Predictive coding''' β A neuroscience theory proposing the brain generates predictions about sensory input and transmits only prediction errors. * '''Calcium imaging''' β A technique using fluorescent dyes to image neural activity in hundreds to thousands of neurons simultaneously. * '''Connectome''' β A complete map of neural connections in a nervous system; C. elegans has a complete connectome (302 neurons). * '''ECoG (Electrocorticography)''' β Recording neural signals from electrodes placed directly on the brain surface; high-quality signals for BCI. * '''Neuralink''' β Elon Musk's company developing implantable BCI chips; demonstrated first human implant in 2024. * '''CellPose''' β A deep learning tool for automated cell segmentation in microscopy images. </div> <div style="background-color: #006400; color: #FFFFFF; padding: 20px; border-radius: 8px; margin-bottom: 15px;">
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