In previous blog posts I have cited research activities in the neurosciences that increasingly show how waveforms stimulate spike trains of action potentials that transmit encoded, specified information. Though not definitive, the data presented makes a compelling case for dualist interaction between the immaterial cognitive mind and the material neural synaptic networks of the human brain.
I am finding recent articles presenting the data of researchers in such departments as biomedical engineering that are remarkably similar in design and outcome to that being learned by neuroscientists operative within neural synaptic networks. In my next post I shall present the findings of Warren M. Grill whose article is entitled “Model-Based Analysis and Design of Waveforms for Efficient Neural Stimulation.”