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Wake Forest University

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2 papers here12 citations across 2
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  • math.CO1
  • q-bio.NC1
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most citedInhibitory synchrony as a mechanism for attentional gain modulation

10 citations

researchers with a paper here
  • Bruce E. Sagan1
  • Emilio Salinas1
  • Gregory S. Warrington1
  • Jean‐Marc Fellous1
  • Jorge V. José1
  • Nicholas A. Loehr1
  • Paul Tiesinga1
  • Terrence J. Sejnowski1
collaborating institutions
  • Howard Hughes Medical InstituteUS1 paper
  • Michigan State UniversityUS1 paper
  • Northeastern UniversityUS1 paper
  • Salk Institute for Biological StudiesUS1 paper
  • University of North Carolina at Chapel HillUS1 paper
  • William & MaryUS1 paper

2 papers

math.CO2005★ 2 cited

A human proof for a generalization of Shalosh B. Ekhad's 10^n Lattice Paths Theorem

Nicholas A. Loehr, Bruce E. Sagan, Gregory S. Warrington

Consider lattice paths in Z^2 taking unit steps north (N) and east (E). Fix positive integers r,s and put an equivalence relation on points of Z^2 by letting v,w be equivalent if v…

q-bio.NC2005★ 10 cited

Inhibitory synchrony as a mechanism for attentional gain modulation

Paul H. E. Tiesinga, Jean-Marc Fellous, Emilio Salinas +2

Recordings from area V4 of monkeys have revealed that when the focus of attention is on a visual stimulus within the receptive field of a cortical neuron, two distinct changes can…

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