Books and articles about neuron attributes.

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This discussion centers on resources for understanding neuron attributes and their interactions, particularly for modeling interconnected neurons. Key references include "Neural Science: A Century of Progress and the Mysteries that Remain" by Albright et al., and "Consciousness and Complexity" by Tononi and Edelman. Additional significant works include Crick and Koch's "Towards a Neurobiological Theory of Consciousness" and Chalmers' exploration of neural correlates of consciousness. These materials provide foundational knowledge for anyone interested in neuroscience and computational modeling of neural networks.

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  • Understanding of neural science concepts
  • Familiarity with computational modeling techniques
  • Knowledge of consciousness theories in neuroscience
  • Basic grasp of network theory and its applications
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  • Read "Neural Science: A Century of Progress and the Mysteries that Remain" by Albright et al.
  • Explore "Consciousness and Complexity" by Tononi and Edelman for insights on brain information integration.
  • Investigate the neurobiological theories of consciousness in Crick and Koch's works.
  • Research the concept of neural correlates of consciousness as discussed by Chalmers.
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This discussion is beneficial for neuroscientists, computational modelers, and researchers interested in the complexities of neuron interactions and consciousness theories.

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I'm looking for information on the different kinds of neurons and their possible interactions.
I wish to program a model of sizable amount of neurons connected to each other in the various possible ways.

so, can anyone direct me to a good reading material?
 
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There is actually quite a lot of material available on the WEB. There are also *commercial* companies doing what you plan, not just research institutions. For reading material references see for example:
T. D. Albright, T. M. Jessell, E. R. Kandel, and M. I. Posne. Neural Science:A Century of Progress and
the Mysteries that Remain. Cell, 100:S1–S55, 2000. URL http://www.vcl.salk.edu/Publications/PDF/Albright_Jessell_Kandel_Posner_Cell_Neuron_2000.pdf

G. Tononi and G. Edelman. Consciousness and complexity. Science, 282:1846–1851, 1998. URL http://ntp.neuroscience.wisc.edu/faculty/fac-art/tononi282.pdf.

G. Tononi, G. Edelman, and O. Sporns. Complexity and coherency: integrating information in the brain.
Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 2:474–484, 1998. URL http://leitl.org/docs/public_html/striz/striz.org/docs/tononi-complexity.pdf .

F. Crick and C. Koch. Towards a neurobiological theory of cosciousness. The Seminars in Neurosciences,
2:263–275, 1990. URL http://profiles.nlm.nih.gov/SC/B/C/F/D/_/scbcfd.pdf

F. Crick, C. Koch, G. Kreiman, and I. Fried. Consciousness and neuroscience. Neurosurgery, 55:273–282,
2004. URL http://www.klab.caltech.edu/refweb/paper/490.pdf

D. J. Chalmers. Neural Correlates of Consciousness: Empirical and Conceptual Questions, chapter What
is a Neural Correlate of Consciousness? MIT Press, 2002a. URL http://consc.net/papers/ncc2.html.

I hope these help. More references, to notions such as quantum mechanics of neurons or network approach may be found in the Thinking about Thinking chapter of my e-book which can be found at http://countryofblindfolded.blogspot.com/
 
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