GeometryMatters @GeometryMatters

Where there is matter, there is geometry. geometrymatters.com Joined January 2015

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GeometryMatters @GeometryMatters

2 years ago

Elizabeth Spelke and her team address the universality of geometric cognition by exploring the cognitive mechanisms that underpin our geometric abilities, proposing that our brains are wired to process geometric information. ↓ geometrymatters.com/decoding-the-g…

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2 years ago

Tatyana O. Sharpee’s work in the realm of geometric cognition sheds light on the hyperbolic geometry of hippocampal spatial representations. #geometrymatters #cognition geometrymatters.com/the-shape-of-e…

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2 years ago

Observed during both resting and cognitive states, spiral brain signals have been found to play a crucial role in organizing brain activity and cognitive processing: geometrymatters.com/spiral-shaped-… #geometrymatters #cognition

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GeometryMatters @GeometryMatters

3 years ago

A 2021 study from Dartmouth College presents a novel approach to examine brain networks by employing the mathematical concept of fractals to express communication patterns between various brain areas geometrymatters.com/complex-though…

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3 years ago

The shape of neural representations might be essential for understanding how the brain supports diverse types of flexible behavior: geometrymatters.com/the-geometry-o…

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3 years ago

By developing a graph theory for cognition, a team at the University of Florida conducted a systematic review of how brain features might arise through the interactions of different neural units in various cognitive and neurological applications. geometrymatters.com/graph-theory-f…

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3 years ago

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GeometryMatters @GeometryMatters

3 years ago

Tirthabir Biswas and James E. Fitzgerald introduce a geometric framework that can be applied to neural activity data to make rigorous anatomical predictions that follow generally from the model architecture. geometrymatters.com/geometric-fram…

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GeometryMatters @GeometryMatters

3 years ago

In 2017, a group of researchers studied the dynamics of innovations and how one could create models for the emergence of novelty. The work paves the way for a new model of thinking about innovation: geometrymatters.com/patterns-of-in…