Philip J Tully
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Peters R, Xu Y, Antikainen R, Beckett N, Gussekloo J, Jagger C, et al.
Dement Geriatr Cogn Disord
. 2021 Oct;
50(4):318-325.
PMID: 34700321
Introduction: Although increased cholesterol level has been acknowledged as a risk factor for dementia, evidence synthesis based on published data has yielded mixed results. This is especially relevant in older...
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Berthet P, Lindahl M, Tully P, Hellgren-Kotaleski J, Lansner A
Front Neural Circuits
. 2016 Aug;
10:53.
PMID: 27493625
The brain enables animals to behaviorally adapt in order to survive in a complex and dynamic environment, but how reward-oriented behaviors are achieved and computed by its underlying neural circuitry...
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Tully P, Linden H, Hennig M, Lansner A
PLoS Comput Biol
. 2016 May;
12(5):e1004954.
PMID: 27213810
Many cognitive and motor functions are enabled by the temporal representation and processing of stimuli, but it remains an open issue how neocortical microcircuits can reliably encode and replay such...
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Knight J, Tully P, Kaplan B, Lansner A, Furber S
Front Neuroanat
. 2016 Apr;
10:37.
PMID: 27092061
SpiNNaker is a digital, neuromorphic architecture designed for simulating large-scale spiking neural networks at speeds close to biological real-time. Rather than using bespoke analog or digital hardware, the basic computational...
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Tully P, Hennig M, Lansner A
Front Synaptic Neurosci
. 2014 May;
6:8.
PMID: 24782758
Learning and memory operations in neural circuits are believed to involve molecular cascades of synaptic and nonsynaptic changes that lead to a diverse repertoire of dynamical phenomena at higher levels...