...Lance Nizami Purpose Neuroscientists act as proxies for implied anthropomorphic signal-processing beings within the brain, Homunculi. The latter examine the arriving neuronal spike-trains to infer internal and external states. But a Homunculus needs a brain of its own, to coordinate its...

...Philip Baron, Professor Ranulph Glanville, Professor David Griffiths and Dr Ben Sweeting; Peter Cariani Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to outline an integrative, high-level, neurocomputational theory of brain function based on temporal codes, neural timing nets, and active regeneration...

..., 2014a) , among others, has summarized the relevant algebra. Dr Lance Nizami can be contacted at: nizamii2@att.net © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Information theory Brain Homunculus Neuron Observer Symmetry In Cybernetics, Wiener (1961, p. vii) stated...

... and physiological conclusions are given. The way to protect the brain was to inhibit the NO‐synthase of the neurons during a stroke. Originality/value The paper is of value, particularly as stroke is the second leading cause of mortality worldwide and the most common cause of dementia in western countries...

... of glia cells (that support the neurons) than a control sample (Diamond et al., 1985), which is in line with our theory. Unfortunately, no information is known presently about the symmetric right hemispheric area of Einstein's brain. On the other hand, Einstein's relativity theory...

... method of obtaining unlimited quantity of clean energy based on the principle of annihilating matter and antimatter is presented in Part II. Originality/value This theory is entirely new. Its approach is different from that of other approaches to the multidimensionality of time. Cybernetics Brain...

... Psychology Brain Choreograph (v.): bodies in time and spaceChoreograph (v.): act of arranging relations between bodies in time and spaceChoreography (v.): act of framing relations between bodies … “a way of seeing the world”Choreography (n.): result of any of these actionsChoreography (n.): a dynamic...

...Benjamin Mampassi; Bisso Saley; Blaise Somé; Yves Cherruault Purpose To compute an optimal control of non‐linear reaction diffusion equations that are modelling inhibitor problems in the brain. Design/methodology/approach A new numerical approach that combines a spectral method in time...

...Z. Zaidi; S. Manseur; Y. Cherruault; A. Meulemans Purpose In this paper, non‐linear compartment modelling is used to study drug transport of anticancerous substance across brain tissues. The aim of the work is to identify the pharmacokinetic parameters of the model created. Design/methodology...

... Cybernetics Visual perception Brain Mechanics This study is a continuation of Part 1 (Fidelmann, 2004) which has appeared already in Kybernetes. The idea beyond this study is that the human brain creates the cognitive models applied by physicists to describe the perceived physical...

... and time cannot be infinite. The proof of the second sentence is based on the above‐presented proof that space and time cannot be finite. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Cybernetics Cognition Brain The purpose of this study is to demonstrate how cognitive brain research...

...Stanley Krippner; Allan Combs This systems model of dreaming consciousness examines the self‐organizing properties of the sleeping brain, offering a step towards reconciling brain‐based and content‐based attempts to understand the nature of dreaming. The brain can be understood as a complex self...

... why verbal functions of the brain are related to the left hemisphere, and the division of semantic tasks between the left hemisphere and the right one. This explanation is extended to other cognitive functions like visual search, ontological cognition, the detection of temporal order, and the dual...

... and relationships based on them. This paper uses differential/integral equations, fundamental ideas from the processing view of the brain‐mind, multiple scale approximation via Taylor series, and basic reasoning some of which may be formulated as infinite‐valued logic, and which is related to probability theory...

... of it in cybernetical journals, between Robinson and the present author about the biological origin of intelligence. Robinson relates intelligence to arousability, which he defined as the maximal level of activity which the cortex can obtain without activation by the brain‐stem. The author’s theory also takes...

...O.G. Chorayan; G.O. Chorayan Some ideas about the structural and functional nature of organization and self‐organization processes and their evolutionary dynamics are considered from the standpoint of organization, control, and information activity in brain cellular and system structures. © MCB...

...Brennig James © MCB UP Limited 2000 --> Consciousness Neural networks Brain An EMI theory of consciousness Keywords: Consciousness, Neural networks, Brain Editor's note: Communications and forum contributions are not sent to referees and consequently...

... this is much better and enriched with substantial innovations. Figure 1Didactic couple Figure 2School environment: to enrich chromaticity in the dark band Formative initial communication © MCB UP Limited 2000 --> Information Brain Systems Digital...

...Alex M. Andrew Edited by Michael A.   Arbib . The Handbook of Brain Theory and Neural Networks . Cambridge, MA and London, UK : MIT Press   1998 . xv + 1118 pp. , ISBN: ISBN 0‐262‐51102‐9   paperback, £49.95 (cloth‐bound version also available, originally published in 1995...

...Brennig James Considers a view of the “whole picture” by interpreting the physical world using three parameters. Looks at consciousness as a function of the brain and examines its characteristics. Discusses the importance of vision as an input to the brain. The physical world may be described...