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Background noise in neurotransmission helps keep nerve connections young Neurons communicate through rapid electrical signals that regulate the release of neurotransmitters, the brain s chemical messengers. Once transmitted across a neuron, electrical signals cause the juncture with another neuron, known as a synapse, to release droplets filled with neurotransmitters that pass the information on to the next neuron. This type of neuron-to-neuron communication is known as evoked neurotransmission. However, some neurotransmitter-packed droplets are released at the synapse even in the absence of electrical impulses. These miniature release events or minis have long been regarded as background noise. Brian McCabe, Director of the Laboratory of Neural Genetics and Disease and a Professor in the EPFL Brain Mind Institute ....
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Identity and access management will be crucial to securing workforces going forward, according to a panel speaking of experts during the Wallix Live: The State of Security event. The speakers acknowledged the “herculean” effort of many organizations to successfully roll out mass remote working at very short notice this year after the COVID-19 pandemic struck. All the indications are that this way of working will be utilized far more going forward, and “the net result is that more people than ever before will need to access corporate data from their homes and personal devices,” said Didier Lesteven, executive vice-president sales and marketing at Wallix. ....