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Semantic Plasticity in Neural Systems
Semantic Plasticity in Neural Systems
Binghamton University
Sarah Solomon, PhD
The human mind uses concepts to store and represent our knowledge of the world. Somehow, our brains represent concepts in a way that enables us to use them flexibly in dynamic environments and also update them across multiple timescales.
The human mind uses concepts to store and represent our knowledge of the world. Somehow, our brains represent concepts in a way that enables us to use them flexibly in dynamic environments and also update them across multiple timescales.
Our research uses cognitive neuroscience methods to study the flexibility of semantic knowledge. More specifically, we use behavior, fMRI, and computational methods to explore how the structure embedded within newly learned categories and long-term conceptual knowledge supports this semantic plasticity.
Our research uses cognitive neuroscience methods to study the flexibility of semantic knowledge. More specifically, we use behavior, fMRI, and computational methods to explore how the structure embedded within newly learned categories and long-term conceptual knowledge supports this semantic plasticity.
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