Grant
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
$75,052
Department of Health and Human Services
Award ID
F32MH143585
Action Date
2026-09-03
Fiscal Year
FY 2026
Award Type
Grant
Place of Performance
NEW YORK, New York
Period of Performance
2026-09-03 → 2027-09-02
Funding Agency
Department of Health and Human Services
Description
REPLAY-DRIVEN TASK ORTHOGONALIZATION AND ABSTRACTION FOR CONTINUAL LEARNING - PROJECT SUMMARY ONE OF THE BRAIN’S MOST REMARKABLE ABILITIES IS ITS CAPACITY TO LEARN AND ADAPT CONTINUOUSLY THROUGHOUT LIFE. THIS CAPACITY RELIES ON BALANCING TWO COMPETING DEMANDS: KEEPING CONTEXT- AND TASK-SPECIFIC DETAILS DISTINCT WHILE ALSO INTEGRATING SHARED STRUCTURE ACROSS EXPERIENCES TO ENABLE GENERALIZATION. HOWEVER, WE STILL DO NOT FULLY UNDERSTAND HOW THE BRAIN CONCURRENTLY MANAGES THESE DEMANDS, LARGELY DU
Recipient
Name
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
State
NY
UEI
NX9PXMKW5KW8