Seminar · Neuroscience
Memory, learning to learn, and control of cognitive representations
André Fenton · New York University
Fri, May 7, 2021 · 15:00 UTC
Biological neural networks can represent information in the collective action potential discharge of neurons, and store that information amongst the synaptic connections between the neurons that both comprise the network and govern its function. The strength and organization of synaptic connections adjust during learning, but many cognitive neural systems are multifunctional, making it unclear how continuous activity alternates between the transient and discrete cognitive functions like encoding current information and recollecting past information, without changing the connections amongst the