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 How Mice Think
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By Azeddine Tahiri
In Press Releases
Posted April 25, 2014

How Mice Think

MIT research sheds light on retrieving correct memories and how animals “think” when they self-correct their on-going behaviors. Mice running mazes sometimes go left when they should go right. [...]

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By Azeddine Tahiri
In In The News
Posted April 10, 2010

Potential to harness a newly uncovered mechanism of learning

By examining how we learn and store memories, Australian and American scientists have uncovered a new mechanism of learning that might prove useful in helping people who have lost their capacity [...]

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