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    Gap Junctions May Have A Computational Function In The Cerebellum: A Hypothesis

    In the cerebellum, granule cells make parallel fibre contact on (and excite) Golgi cells and Golgi cells inhibit granule cells, forming an open feedback loop. Parallel fibres excite Golgi cells synaptically, e...

    Mike Gilbert, Anders Rasmussen in The Cerebellum (2024)

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    The Effect of Nucleo-Olivary Stimulation on Climbing Fiber EPSPs in Purkinje Cells

    Climbing fibers, connecting the inferior olive and Purkinje cells, form the nervous system's strongest neural connection. These fibers activate after critical events like motor errors or anticipation of reward...

    Josefine Öhman, Elias Sjölin, Maurizio Cundari, Fredrik Johansson in The Cerebellum (2024)

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    The Shape of Data: a Theory of the Representation of Information in the Cerebellar Cortex

    This paper presents a model of rate coding in the cerebellar cortex. The pathway of input to output of the cerebellum forms an anatomically repeating, functionally modular network, whose basic wiring is preser...

    Mike Gilbert in The Cerebellum (2022)

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    Gating by Memory: a Theory of Learning in the Cerebellum

    This paper presents a model of learning by the cerebellar circuit. In the traditional and dominant learning model, training teaches finely graded parallel fibre synaptic weights which modify transmission to Pu...

    Mike Gilbert in The Cerebellum (2022)

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    Gating by Functionally Indivisible Cerebellar Circuits: a Hypothesis

    The attempt to understand the cerebellum has been dominated for years by supervised learning models. The central idea is that a learning algorithm modifies transmission strength at repeatedly co-active synapse...

    Mike Gilbert, Chris Miall in The Cerebellum (2021)

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    Safe harbors in Europe: an update on the research and Bolar exemptions to patent infringement

    Though the major European Union member states all have research and Bolar exemptions in their patent laws, the scope and effect differs considerably from country to country.

    András Kupecz, Kristof Roox, Christian Dekoninck in Nature Biotechnology (2015)

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    Challenges and opportunities in the licensing of renewable technologies

    This paper briefly describes a new initiative dedicated to licensing of renewables, then moves on to some of the issues and challenges in the establishment and licensing of renewable technologies, an area curr...

    Meredith Lloyd-Evans, Mike Gilbert, Ilian P Iliev in Journal of Commercial Biotechnology (2010)