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Learning brains coordinate brain-wave frequencies in different regions. Learning requires new networks and the alignment of low-frequency waves.

Earlier this month, I linked to a study showing that declarative and procedural memories correspond with different brain-wave frequencies.

This week: another study making a similar point. Researchers have found that frontal, temporal, and medial temporal lobes align neural activity at lower frequencies as new memories are formed. (At higher frequencies, neural alignment is weaker.)