Noradrenergic and cholinergic systems are among the most vulnerable brain systems in
neuropsychiatric diseases of ageing, including Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease …

The noradrenergic and cholinergic modulation of functionally distinct regions of the brain
has become one of the primary organizational principles behind understanding the …

Organisms process sensory information in the context of their own moving bodies, an idea
referred to as embodiment. This idea is important for developmental neuroscience, robotics …

The brain is a highly organized, dynamic system whose network architecture is often
assessed through resting functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) functional …

Sensory systems are highly plastic, but the mechanisms of sensory plasticity remain unclear.
People with vision or hearing loss demonstrate significant neural network reorganization …

A goal of cognitive neuroscience is to provide computational accounts of brain function.
Canonical computations—mathematical operations used by the brain in many contexts …

Cortical networks exhibit complex stimulus–response patterns that are based on specific
recurrent interactions between neurons. For example, the balance between excitatory and …

The idea that visual coding and perception are shaped by experience and adjust to changes
in the environment or the observer is universally recognized as a cornerstone of visual …

Selectively focusing on a behaviorally relevant stimulus while ignoring irrelevant stimuli
improves perception. Enhanced neuronal response gain is thought to support attention …

Acetylcholine is a critical modulatory neurotransmitter for cognitive function. Cholinergic
drugs improve cognitive performance and enhance neuronal activity in the sensory and …