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1月11日,医学博士弗农·b·蒙特卡斯尔(Vernon B. Mountcastle)在巴尔的摩去世,享年96岁,神经科学领域失去了一位先驱。通常被称为“神经科学之父”的蒙特卡斯尔,通过展示致力于特定任务的神经元如何协同工作,驳斥了早期的怀疑论者。本月的《大脑》(Cerebrum)刊登了两位受蒙特卡斯尔影响的同事的回忆,他们是许多在神经科学领域产生重大影响的同事之一。
The world of neuroscience lost one of its pioneers when Vernon B. Mountcastle, M.D., died January 11 in Baltimore at age 96. Often referred to as "the father of neuroscience," Mountcastle defied early skeptics by showing how cylinders of neurons, dedicated to specific tasks, work together. This month's Cerebrum features remembrances from two colleagues influenced by Mountcastle-among the many who have gone on to make their own significant impacts in neuroscience.