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Much of our brain consists of very leaky wires conveying impulses in all directions. How does nature pull I of f the trick that enables the area of the brain responsible for memory to compensate for these leaky signals? New research has uncovered the answer which could explain how learning is laid down in our brains. Producer Adri an Washbourne
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