European Journal of Neuroscience
© Federation of European Neuroscience Societies and Blackwell Publishing Ltd

Edited By: Jean-Marc Fritschy and Martin Sarter
Online ISSN: 1460-9568
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Circadian waves of cytosolic calcium concentration and long-range network connections in rat suprachiasmatic nucleus
Jin Hee Hong, Byeongha Jeong, Cheol Hong Min and Kyoung J. Lee
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Phase waves in the suprachiasmatic nucleus (Commentary on Hong et al.)
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Special Issue: Beyond Simple Reinforcement Learning
This Special Issue features a combination of theoretical and experimental papers highlighting some of the explanatory challenges faced by simple reinforcement-learning models and describing some of the ways in which the framework is being extended in order to address these challenges. Read more...
Special Issue: Molecular Mechanisms of Neuronal Specification
Guest Editor: Tibor Harkany
What are the precise molecular and cellular mechanisms that the human brain exploits to encode consciousness, identity and thought? This remains undoubtedly one of the greatest scientific challenges facing mankind.
This Special Issue addresses with eminent precision the rules that dictate the structural and functional diversity of neurons as well as the molecular principles that integrate these cells into coherent and dynamic networks during development.... Read more...
Towards a Comparative Understanding of Adult Neurogenesis
Guest Editors: L. Bonfanti and G Zupanc
Despite the considerable enthusiasm for research on adult neurogenesis, there are a strikingly low number of comparative studies in this field. However knowledge from comparative studies may provide clues about the biological function of adult neurogenesis, which remains largely elusive in the intact mammalian brain. This Special Issue summarizes recent findings derived from a cross-species comparative perspective. Read more...
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