Sets of neurons work in sync to track 'time' and 'place,' giving humans  context for past, present and future

Sets of neurons work in sync to track 'time' and 'place,' giving humans context for past, present and future

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Two studies led by UCLA researchers offer new insights into the way neurons in the human brain represent time and space – the most basic ingredients of consciousness of human existence and the primary dimensions of experience that allow us to reconstruct the past and envision the future.

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