Biophysical search for the Learning and Memory Formation Mechanisms from my Biographical View Point

Abstract

The history of my research career was described in terms of the neuronal mechanisms of learning acquisition and memory retention especially on the classical conditioning beginning from the invertebrate model systems, Hermissenda and Lymnaea, to vertebrate system, senescent rat, for over 40 years. The topics were covered from the basic science such as the intracellular signal transduction mechanisms to the engineering application as the associative learning device related with learning and memory.