As the father-to-son exchange in the old Cat Stevens song advised, “take your time, think a lot, … think of everything you’ve got.” Turns out the mellow ’70s folkie had stumbled upon what may explain a key feature of our brains that sets us apart from our closest relatives: We unhurriedly make synaptic connections through much of our early childhoods, and this plasticity enables us to slowly wire our brains based on our experiences.
“more like a 6-foot turkey” by françois rex | Deinonychus
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La cienaga by ~bioimagen
Most classical molecular dynamics (MD) simulations employ potential functions that do not account for the effects of induced electronic...
