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Transient neurones match the spontaneous and sensory driven activities to shape cortical circuits: a landmark collaborative review published in Science from Professor Zoltán Molnár, Professor Patrick Kanold and Professor Heiko Luhmann.

Overlayed silhouttes of adult, adolescent, infant and baby craniums, highlighting neuronal circuits in their brains © Professor Zoltán Molnár

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