Neuroscience Daily for 08 November: Psilocybin Replication, Reward Signals, Spiking Networks
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Neuroscience Daily for 08 November: Psilocybin Replication, Reward Signals, Spiking Networks
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Neuroscience Daily for 08 November follows 3 stories from r/neuro and r/neuroscience, moving through psilocybin replication, reward signals, spiking networks.
Chapters
- 00:00:00 — Intro
- 00:00:12 — Psilocybin Replication
- 00:00:57 — Reward Signals
- 00:01:49 — Spiking Networks
- 00:02:36 — Closing
1. Psilocybin Replication
Berkeley News reports on five laboratories repeating mouse psilocybin experiments. The pooled results found no lasting behavioral changes 24 hours after a single dose.
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2. Reward Signals
A bioRxiv preprint examines how dopamine and norepinephrine support decision-making in mice. The study combined a matching-pennies game against a computer, a two-armed bandit task, fibre photometry, and computational modeling.
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3. Spiking Networks
A public neuroscience discussion post describes Linen, an open-source simulator for Izhikevich spiking networks. It runs in a browser or desktop environment and includes guided examples for exploring synapse decay, noise, cell density, neuron and synapse types, and plasticity.
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That's it for today.