Researchers say homeostatic synaptic plasticity facilitates Hebbian plasticity, influencing memory formation and learning.
Researchers develop a new mathematical model to help better understand how the brain forms, and loses, memories.
Researchers report noradrenaline and Hebbian plasticity work in tandem to form memories of fearful events.
A new study finds Hebbian plasticity is partially correct.
Researchers have devised a new mathematical model which helps explain how the brain's networks can learn new information while remaining stable.
