Imaging the same axonal branches of SOM-INs or PV-INs throughout learning, we found that motor learning induced subtype-specific plasticity of inhibitory circuits in the motor cortex.

The brain regions that are important to sensory learning could be restricted to auditory circuits or might also require the participation of motor circuits.

But which neuronal circuits control the fine motor skills of the arms, hands and fingers? Prof. Silvia Arber's team has been addressing this question in recent work.

Neuronal circuits for fine motor skills Date: January 6, 2021 Source: University of Basel Summary: Writing, driving a screw or throwing darts are only some of the activities that demand a high ...

Recently-launched Thingiverse.com is billed as “a place to share digital designs that can be made into real, physical objects” and contains various files (mostly vector graphics, schematics ...

While troubleshooting the cause of a motor failure, you discovered a phase imbalance of 5% at the motor leads. Now what? You need to find and fix the cause, but where do you start? Begin by ...