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🧠Recall

Mission

Your brain stores knowledge in neuron connections called synapses. When those connections fade, you forget. IN-V-BAT-AI gives you a simple switch — a number or keyword that turns those synapses back on. —instant‑recall switch. Letting your stored knowledge comes back instantly — powered by AI and the cloud. Read more to learn how the brain's neurons store knowledge and experience.

Using two-photon microscopes and mice brain, it is now possible to observe how the brain learns in real time. This new brain-imaging technology open our eyes to see how learning happens at neurons level specifically at synapse and dendrite area.

The neurons from the living mice are the closes biological model to human neurons. Hence, they are commonly selected as the most cost effective available estimator of human brain neurons in many modern brain research.

🧬 Neuron Structure & Synapse

A neuron is composed of three basic parts: the soma, the axon, and the dendrites. When the two neurons communicate, their dendrites appear connected. However, functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) shows a gap between dendrites. That gap area is called the synapse


credit: Duke PEP Project: The Pharmacology Education Partnership

🔁 Learning, Forgetting, and Practice

Through repetition, regular use, or training, the synapse strengthen and forms a more stable connection between two neurons.

It is now possible to tell when learning started to happen in the brain. It occurs when the green flourescent-stained neuron lights up and create a visible wiring connection between neurons.


credit to: Patricia Janak - John Hopskin Science of Learning Institute

By repeating the same activities the neuron wiring connection becomes stronger and traceable. But the wiring connection fades or becomes untraceable if the activity is not repeated. This loss of neural connection is known as forgetting.

Thus, students remember what they studied and use regularly.

📚 Learning Science Alignment

Brain research highlights repetition, practice, and training as essential for storing knowledge. This supports modern learning-science findings such as retrieval practice, spaced practice, interleaving, summarizing, drawing, and self-explanation.


The neuron wiring connection was captured using dyed stained neuron
credit: Neurondevelopment.org on page 113


Proposal to visualize neuron wiring connection
credit: Neurondevelopment.org on page 199

🔢 Synapse Count

Do you know how many synapse wiring connections between two neurons? It is estimated that a about 10,000 wiring synapse connections. This means a single neuron has roughly 10,000 parallel input connections for transmitting and receiving information.

Shown below is one count of neuron out of approximately 86 billions of neurons in human brain.


Image credit to: duke.edu website

Imagine we assigned a single count of brain neuron cell number (Tap It. Interactive) as memory storage address for collected knowledge about Pythagorean equation. How to use the Pythagorean equation formula and how to use the calculator to solve Pythagorean equation problem.

The radiating lines shown below are used to visualize up to 10,000 wiring connection to nearby neuron cell.

📱 Memory Retrieval & IN‑V‑BAT‑AI

Our brain stores knowledge and experience through repetition, training, and practice. But how do you retrieve your stored knowledge in your brain on demand? With an augmented-intelligence instant-recall tool available on a smartphone, like IN-V-BAT-AI, students now have external control switch to turn on their brain neuron synapse to retrieve their stored knowledge and experience.

Try using brain neuron number . It was pre-assigned by the author as memory storage address for collected knowledge about pythagorean equation.

Students can access their personal instant-recall tool like IN-V-BAT-AI in their smartphone using voice or text input. With this personal instant-recall available in smartphone, student have now external control to retrieve brain neuron number 97 that stored collected knowledge about Pythagorean equation on demand.

With approximately 86 billion neurons available in our brain, we can store enormous amount of knowledge. Our brain has the capability to store knowledge but it is hard to retrieve those stored knowledge. That is why our brain needs augmented intelligence using AI and cloud technology to solve the information retrieval problem. This observation has implication on how we can improve our classroom instruction, role of the teacher, and how student retain their collected knowledge to improve their learning outcome.

Cognitive Science and Neuroscience are collaborating to better synthesize the scientific basis of learning understanding, reasoning, and thinking.

Memory scientist believes that the neural wiring connection called synapse between neurons are important component for memory storage and retrieval. These new connections between neurons and synapses stay as long as they remain in use. It means if the neural wiring connection is not readily available, the student will have hard time remembering collected knowledge. Is there a solution to restore instantly the brain neural connection?

Yes, IN-V-BAT- AI is promoting the solution to restore instantly the brain neural connection. How? By having IN-V-BAT-AI never forget website subscription, the brain neural wiring connection becomes instantly available again to students.

Remember, if students don't use their collected knowledge regularly, it might not be available to them on demand when they needed it. This observation has been known as Ebbinghaus forgetting curve. But there is now a solution, start creating your personal instant-recall apps like IN-V-BAT-AI. If you don't know how to do it. We can help.

🧪 Dopamine Neuron Research

A group of Dopamine neuron was studied to discover how sequential learning in the brain of a mice occured. It required many days of repeating the correct sequence of action before the brain wiring connection to learn sequential task to happen. How can teachers use this research to improve their teaching method? How can students use this research to convince them that there is no short cut in learning? They need to practice the correct sequential procedure in order to attain mastery of the subject.

🏫 Teaching & Assessment

When the formation of neuron wiring connection occured inside the brain of student we don't see it. The only external evidence of neural wiring formation is student performance on assessments. Therefore, state and federal govenments administer summative assessments and publicly report the result.

Is giving student a personal instant-recall tool as brain augmentation a cheating tool or an innovation for learning acceleration and memory retention tool? That is the question I will give my thoughts in the next few paragraphs.

In 21st century AI work environment there are many non-repetitive task that makes our brain forget how to do certain task. Hence, company created job aid to help workers remember. In engineering work environment especially on sensor signals, monitoring, and automation, engineers use a lot of software tools to speed up the computation and design process. How do practicing engineers manage to remember a lot of very exact knowledge in order to program, operate, maintain, update, design, create, delete, append, and so on? If engineers are doing the same task for many years, they can remember quickly using their brain memory recall. But in reality, practicing engineers are doing many tasks and from time to time they need memory clue words to trigger the knowledge retrieval process. If they totally forget, what do engineers do? They use their computer to search their content management database. So, knowing what's happening in the real work environment where the students are expected to work in the future, does allowing students to start creating their personal instant-recall apps giving them a cheating tool? Or are we helping and preparing them to adapt and survive in the rapid advancement of automation and augmented intelligence?

Remember this Dopamine neuron observation is valid in mice brain for now and neuro-scientist believes that it might work the same way in human brain.

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credit to: Patricia Janak - John Hopskin Science of Learning Institute

Credit: McGraw Hill Higher Education - Discovery Channel

🧠 Memory, Plasticity, and Retrieval

Things to remember:
Our brain neuron can be relocated when by accident the brain area was damaged. This ability to create new pathways is known as brain plasticity.

Can the brain create or grow new neurons?

Shown below is a visualization of how knowledge is stored in our brain neurons. Did you see the location of synapse?

Synapse is the area where the electrical signal or chemical reactions are happening that creates the wiring connection between neurons. Memory scientist believes the neural wiring connection called synapse between neurons are important component for memory storage and retrieval.

Without activating the electrical signal or chemical reactions at neuron's synapse for neuron number for example. It will be hard to retrieve the stored knowledge about Pythagorean equation. But how can you turn on the synapse switch for neuron number 97? There must be an input sensory signal to activate the synapse switch for neuron number 97. The author believes that reciting the word Pythagorean equation will trigger the auditory sensor input to turn on the synapse switch for neuron number 97, hence, you can retrieve the information stored in neuron number 97 which is about Pythagorean equation. Another way to turn on the synapse electrical signal for neuron 97 is by seeing the word Pythagorean equation if reciting in low voice is not allowed during examination. Furthermore, another way to turn on the synapse electrical signal to neuron 97 is by kinesthetic neuron input meaning by writing the word Pythagorean equation. These three input sensors eyes, ears, and hands are needed to turn on the synapse electrical signal. These three input sensors are the old ways of information retrieval method that do not guarantee to retrieve your collected knowledge because the wiring connection is broken or memory loss due to normal brain function of forgetting not frequently use connections.

The modern way is to have brain switch like IN-V-BAT-AI by using number or keyword to trigger the memory instant recall. Thanks to AI and cloud technology human brain again multiplied its ability to retrieve their collected knowledge by using augmented intelligent stored in massive data center that guaranteed information retrieval of their collected knowledge in the shortest possible time just by asking.

In conclusion, using knowledge of synapse location and its function, it is easy to explain how we stored our collected knowledge and experience and why we forget information we studied but not frequently use. Forgetting is no longer a problem if we have a personal augmented intelligent instant memory recall available on demand like IN-V-BAT-AI using many low costs devices. Are you ready to create your personal instant-recall tool?
IN-V-BAT-AI can help.

🧩 Engram Explanation

Recent breakthroughs in neuroscience related to memory



Brain Memory Engram Explanation: If you take a picture of a small portion of a brain neuron using electron microscope at nanoscale measurement. You will see a brain neuron with all dendrites or wiring connected to each other in a special way. This small portion of a neuron and its wiring is called a memory engram. These connections help the brain store knowledge and experience as memory.

🔗 Dendrites Linking Memories

Dendrites Linking Memories: A groundbreaking study published in Nature Neuroscience found that dendrites, the branch-like extensions of neurons, actively link memories that occur close in time.

IN-V-BAT-AI helps you recall information on demand—even when daily worries block your memory. It organizes your knowledge to make retrieval and application easier. 🔗

Source: How People Learn II: Learners, Contexts, and Cultures

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