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Simons Foundation

Global Brain

February 13, 2018

How Natural Should Laboratory Behavior Be? By Tim Requarth

Up close image of a sparrow on a wooden plank

August 31, 2018

Secret to Fruit Fly Attraction Traced to Subtle Electrical Changes By Emily Singer

Brain scan showing how both D. melanogaster (top) and D. simulans (bottom) have similar neural circuitry

February 21, 2018

For Better Vision, Independent Neurons May Be Key By Emily Singer

22K, 21K, 18K, 12K gold, dye, and ink on stainless steel

September 17, 2018

Simons Collaboration on the Global Brain: Mapping Beyond Space

Digital illustration of hippocampal formation and mice listening to music

Four Minutes With

February 23, 2018

Watch: Four Minutes With Terence Tao

Terrence Tao talking in front of a wall with wooden slats

Cosyne 2018

February 27, 2018

Conference Spotlight: Cosyne 2018

Turquoise image that says COSYNE 2018; Conference, Denver, CO, Mar 1-4; Workshops, Brockenridge, CO, Mar 5-6

April 23, 2019

From the bioRxiv: A Selection of Recently Posted Papers from SCGB Investigators and Others

July 17, 2017

Face Recognition Relies on Surprisingly Simple Code Emily Singer

Eight side-by-side comparisons of predicted faces using neural activity and actual faces

January 08, 2024

Empire AI Consortium to Make New York the National Leader in AI Research and Innovation

Global Brain

April 24, 2019

Grid Cells Encode Both Meaning and Position By Grace Lindsay

Viewing the animal's environment from above, yellow spots indicate the locations in which this grid cell fires. Red lines mark the grid's orientation, which is aligned with the walls of the environment in the foraging task (left) but slightly angled in the rewarded environment (right)