Development, learning and memory in large random networks of cortical neurons: lessons beyond anatomy

By Shimon Marom, Goded Shahaf. Quarterly Reviews of Biophysics (print), 2002

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Dynamics and Effective Topology Underlying Synchronization in Networks of Cortical Neurons (2006, unknown): “…that a network of sparsely coupled cortical neurons developing in vitro might be useful as an experimental model for a generic assembly, keeping in mind the obvious constraints on extrapolations from in vitro to in vivo conditions (for review, see Corner et al., 2002; Marom and Shahaf , 2002).”
Embodied Artificial Intelligence (2004, background): “Are, for example, Vogt’s robotic models of adaptive language games [37], by virtue of their physical embodiment, better scientific models than Steels’ partly physical, partly simulated Talking Heads [32] or their fully simulated counterparts [38]? After all, neither the robot bodies used nor their e”
Inferring Network Dynamics and Neuron Properties from Population Recordings (2011, background): “Pharmacological manipulations are also appealing because they are capable drive neuronal cultures in different dynamical states by selec-tivelymodulatingsynapticandsomaticionicconductances(seefor instance Marom and Shahaf, 2002).”