Description: Neurona@Home is a BOINC-based project with the main aim of simulating the behavior of a large assembly of cellular automata neurons connected in a complex network.
Main Facts
- A human brain contains more than 10.000 million neurons with an average of 10.000 synaptic connections projecting from each neuron to other neurons.
- Even the mini-brains of some insects are indeed very complex: Honeybee brains contain around 960.000 neurons which give them astounding memory and behavioral repertoire for their size.
- It is known that the synchronization of the firing of large assemblies of neurons is related to odour discrimination in insects.
- In Humans synchronous oscillations are also present but they are usually related to higher-order functions such as attention, memory and conscious awareness.
- The origin and even the role of these oscillations are still poorly understood.
Institution: University of Madrid, Spain.
Home Page: http://falua.cesfelipesegundo.com/Neurona/
Project Status: Active, but be aware that this project takes between 3 to 6GB's of RAM per WU.
Client Program: The project supports the following Applications:
Windows 64bit.
Linux 64 bit OS's.
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Re: Individual Milestones 12: New Year (2017), New Thread
Thank you! I have another card to install when I get around to it
Bryan Yesterday, 04:44 PM