RACE to protect brains

The race to new mathematics of brains and consciousness - A tribute to John G. Taylor

This contribution presents a review of mathematical approaches to modeling brains and higher cognitive activity, including consciousness. We dedicate this paper to John Gerard Taylor on the somber occasion of remembering his lifelong contribution to science, with a focus on his pioneering work on neural networks and brain studies.

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Hallucinating Brains with Artificial Brains

Human brain function as measured by functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), exhibits a rich diversity. In response, understanding the individual variability of brain function and its association with behavior has become one of the major concerns in modern cognitive neuroscience. Our work is motivated by the view that generative models provide a useful tool for understanding this variabili...

Partnerships to protect.

Background: Antisense oligonucleotides (AOs) can interfere with exon recognition and intron removal during pre-mRNA processing, and induce excision of a targeted exon from the mature gene transcript. AOs have been used in vitro and in vivo to redirect dystrophin pre-mRNA processing in human and animal cells. Targeted exon skipping of selected exons in the dystrophin gene transcript can remove n...