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Nature Reviews Neuroscience features reviews, perspective articles and the latest research news. Tweets are from the editors.
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    Making models disagree to learn how brains compute — a Review by Tal Golan, Heiko H. Schütt & Nikolaus Kriegeskorte @TalGolanNeuro @SchuettHeiko @KriegeskorteLab
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    Making models disagree to learn how brains compute
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    Early life experiences, the neural epigenome and affective disorder risk — a Review by Ashley M. Cunningham & Ian Maze
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    Neural circuits for mammalian parental behaviour — a Review by Bradley B. Jamieson & Johannes Kohl
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    Cerebellar rhythms: mechanisms, functions and translational opportunities — a Review by Danny Adrian Spampinato, Annibale Antonioni, Egidio D’Angelo & Giacomo Koch
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    Cerebellar rhythms: mechanisms, functions and translational opportunities
    Nature Reviews Neuroscience - Neural oscillations across a range of frequencies contribute to the cerebellum’s roles in perception, prediction and action. Koch and colleagues describe the...
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    Jul 30
    Dopaminergic mechanisms in frontal cortex for the control of top-down attention — a Journal Club article by Guilhem Ibos
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    Dopaminergic mechanisms in frontal cortex for the control of top-down attention
    Nature Reviews Neuroscience - In this Journal Club, Guilhem Ibos reflects on a 2011 study linking the neurophysiology of attention with the neuromodulation of cognitive functions.
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