Computational Neuroscience Unit Research in the News

Researchers from OIST's Computational Neuroscience Unit have modelled the molecular basis of learning in the cerebellum, a part of the brain that receives sensory input and coordinates voluntary movements. Their work was recently published in the journal Cell Reports.

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14 March 2018

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