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29 results for "Pubs at Harvard"

29 results for "Pubs at Harvard"

Multisensory integration in C. elegans.

Journal Article

 

Multisensory integration is a neural process by which signals from two or more distinct sensory channels are simultaneously processed to form a more coherent representation of the environment. Multisensory integration, especially when combined with a...

Forgetting generates a novel state that is reactivatable

Journal Article

Forgetting is defined as a time-dependent decline of a memory. However, it is not clear whether forgetting reverses the learning process to return the brain to the naive state. Here, using the aversive olfactory learning of pathogenic bacteria in C...

What can a worm learn in a bacteria-rich habitat?

Journal Article

With a nervous system that has only a few hundred neurons, Caenorhabditis elegans was initially not regarded as a model for studies on learning. However, the collective effort of the C. elegans field in the past several decades has shown that the worm...