John Reynolds

Traveling electrical waves sweeping across the brain may serve as a computational engine for perception, memory, and prediction, according to a review by Salk Institute neuroscientists published in Ne…

A new review article by Salk Institute neuroscientists, published in Neuron on July 21, 2026, concludes that neural traveling waves in the visual cortex function as a computational engine that builds …

Salk Institute neuroscientists have concluded that neural traveling waves in the visual cortex act as a computational engine, enabling the brain to build internal representations of the external world…