Neural simulation

Neural simulation involves creating computer models that mimic how biological neural networks—like the brain—process information. These simulations replicate the connections, signal transmission, and learning mechanisms of neurons to study brain function, develop artificial intelligence, or test neurological theories. By accurately modeling neural activity, scientists can gain insights into cognition, memory, and disease, all within a controlled, virtual environment. This approach bridges biology and technology, offering a powerful tool for understanding complex neural systems without needing physical experimentation on biological tissue.