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New imaging method maps memory circuits at single-cell resolution
A light-sheet technique lets neuroscientists follow how memories are stored across thousands of neurons at once.
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A team of neuroscientists has developed an imaging approach that records the activity of thousands of individual neurons while a memory forms.
A clearer view of the brain
The method combines light-sheet microscopy with a new fluorescent marker, reducing tissue damage and extending recording time.
The authors have released their analysis pipeline openly so other laboratories can reproduce the results.
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Restored reefs recover faster than expected, ten-year study finds
A decade of monitoring across 40 restoration sites shows coral cover returning to natural levels within six years.
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Arctic ice cores reveal 800 years of atmospheric history
A new archive of Arctic ice cores gives climate scientists a detailed record of past temperature and aerosols.