Scholars@Duke
Miguel Angelo L. Nicolelis

Miguel Angelo L. Nicolelis

Professor Emeritus of Neurobiology
Neurobiology
nicoleli@neuro.duke.edu
Gsrbii 210 Research Drive, Box 103905 Room 4028, Durham, NC 27710
Gsrbii 210 Research Drive, Box 103905 Room 4028, Durham, NC 27710

Scholarly Works - Conferences

INTRAVASCULAR FOOD REWARD

Conference EUROPEAN PSYCHIATRY · January 1, 2012 Link to item Cite

Gut-brain interactions and dopamine release

Conference CHEMICAL SENSES · January 1, 2011 Link to item Cite

Multisensory Processing of Gustatory Stimuli.

Conference Chemosens Percept · June 2008 Gustatory perception is inherently multimodal, since approximately the same time that intra-oral stimuli activate taste receptors, somatosensory information is concurrently sent to the CNS. We review evidence that gustatory perception is intrinsically link ... Full text Link to item Cite

Cortical responses to the post-ingestive effects of sucrose in TRPM5-/- mice

Conference INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF OBESITY · May 1, 2007 Link to item Cite

Prediction of motor timing using nonlinear analysis of local field potentials

Conference Ifmbe Proceedings · January 1, 2007 Recently we have shown that temporal intervals preceding movement onset in a self-timed motor task can be accurately predicted from the ensembles activity of cortical neurons recorded in motor and premotor cortex. The aim of this study was to predict behav ... Full text Cite

An info-gap approach to linear regression

Conference 2006 IEEE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ACOUSTICS, SPEECH AND SIGNAL PROCESSING, VOLS 1-13 · January 1, 2006 Link to item Cite

16-channel neural pre-conditioning device

Conference International IEEE EMBS Conference on Neural Engineering Ner · January 1, 2003 We present the mixed-signal circuit design, layout, implementation techniques, and test data for a 16-channel neural pre-conditioning device that is used to amplify and filter signals acquired from chronically implanted electrodes in an animal's brain. Sch ... Full text Cite

Input-output mapping performance of linear and nonlinear models for estimating hand trajectories from cortical neuronal firing patterns

Conference Neural Networks for Signal Processing Proceedings of the IEEE Workshop · January 1, 2002 Linear and nonlinear (TDNN) models have been shown to estimate hand position using populations of action potentials collected in the pre-motor and motor cortical areas of a primate's brain. One of the applications of this discovery is to restore movement i ... Full text Cite

What do dynamic receptive field properties reveal about computation in recurrent thalamocortical circuits?

Conference COMPUTATIONAL NEUROSCIENCE: TRENDS IN RESEARCH, 1997 · January 1, 1997 Link to item Cite

Beyond single unit recording: Characterizing neural information in networks of simultaneously recorded neurons

Conference SCALE IN CONSCIOUS EXPERIENCE: IS THE BRAIN TOO IMPORTANT TO BE LEFT TO SPECIALISTS TO STUDY? · January 1, 1995 Link to item Cite