J. Mölter

Functionally identified neuronal assemblies robustly encode stimuli and are structurally delineated by inhibition.

In 1949, Donald Hebb proposed that neuronal assemblies with temporally specific patterns of activity form the building blocks of perception, cognition, and behavior. Finding the structural underpinning of such assemblies has been technically challenging due to a lack of large-scale structure-activity maps. Here, we com...