When our neurons remain silent so that our performances may improve

Thursday, November 3, 2011 - 16:31 in Biology & Nature

Why do we "turn off" our neurons at times when we need them most? Scientists have just demonstrated that a network of specific neurons, referred to as "the default-mode network" works on a permanent basis even when we are doing nothing.

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