Science news articles about 'time stamp'

... , issue of the journal Neuron. Unlike the kind of time stamp found on digital photographs, however, the neuronal time ... dentate gyrus are immature at any given time," explains lead author Brad Aimone, ...

... neurons act like clocks that mark time." The team of researchers trained two macaque ... of several seconds. The combined activity of these neurons provided "time stamps" that could specify any given ...

... atom in less than one-millionth of a second, about 20 times faster than the best previous methods. The system ... Each arriving photon generates a unique time stamp whenever it triggers its detector. [See ...

... gets the peak force," Xu said. "Then the doctor can create a patient-specific file with all your information, time-stamped, and record every single measurement." PRIME integrates with ...

... Neuroscientists have theorized for decades that the human brain time stamps events as they happen, just as a camera ... brains can reach back and pull the correct time-stamped file. While it seems like ...

... 4 million residents, he adds. Each ambulance dispatch is precisely geocoded by longitude and latitude and also time-stamped, providing unique information about the ''where'' and ''when'' of injury. ...