Publications
Peer-reviewed articles
Vadakkan K.I. (2021) Framework for internal sensation of pleasure using constraints from disparate findings in nucleus accumbens. World Journal of Psychiatry. 11(10):681-695. Article
Vadakkan K.I. (2021) Neurological disorders of COVID-19 can be explained in terms of both "loss and gain of function" states of a solution for the nervous system. Brain Circulation. 7(3):217-222. Article
Vadakkan K.I. (2020) A Derived mechanism of nervous system functions explains aging-related neurodegeneration as a gradual loss of an evolutionary adaptation. Current Aging Science. 13(2):136-152. Article
Vadakkan K.I. (2019) From cells to sensations: A window to the physics of mind. Physics of Life Reviews. 31:44-78. Article
Vadakkan K.I. (2019) A potential mechanism for first-person internal sensation of memory provides evidence for the relationship between learning and LTP induction. Behavioural Brain Research. 360:16-35. Article
Vadakkan K.I. (2016) Neurodegenerative disorders share common features of "loss of function" states of a proposed mechanism of nervous system functions. Biomedicine & Pharmacotherapy. 83:412-430. Article
Vadakkan, K.I. (2016) Substantive nature of sleep in updating the temporal conditions necessary for inducing units of internal sensations. Sleep Science. 9(2):60-64. Article
Vadakkan, K.I. (2016) Rapid chain generation of interpostsynaptic functional LINKs can trigger seizure generation: Evidence for potential interconnections from pathology to behavior. Epilepsy & Behavior. 59:28-41. Article
Vadakkan K.I. (2016) The functional role of all postsynaptic potentials examined from a first-person frame of reference. Reviews in the Neurosciences. 27(2):159-84. Article
Vadakkan K.I. (2015) A framework for the first-person internal sensation of visual perception in mammals and a comparable circuitry for olfactory perception in Drosophila. Springerplus. 4:833. Article
Vadakkan K.I. (2015) A pressure-reversible cellular mechanism of general anesthetics capable of altering a possible mechanism for consciousness. Springerplus. 4:485. Article
Vadakkan K.I. (2014) An electronic circuit model of the inter-postsynaptic functional LINK designed to study the formation of internal sensations in the nervous system. Advances in Artificial Neural Systems ID 318390. Article
Vadakkan K. I. (2013) A supplementary circuit rule-set for the neuronal wiring. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience. 7:170. Article
Vadakkan K. I. (2012) A structure-function mechanism of schizophrenia. Frontiers in Psychiatry.3:108. Article
Vadakkan K.I. (2012) The nature of “internal sensations” of higher brain functions may be derived from the design rules for artificial machines that can produce them. Journal of Biological Engineering. 6(1):21. Article
Vadakkan K.I. (2011) Processing semblances induced through inter-postsynaptic functional LINKs, biological parallels of K-lines proposed for building artificial intelligence. Frontiers in Neuroengineering. 4:8. Article
Vadakkan K.I. (2011) A possible mechanism of transfer of memories from the hippocampus to the cortex. Medical Hypotheses77(2):234-43. Article
Vadakkan K.I. (2010) Framework of consciousness from semblance of activity at functionally LINKed postsynaptic membranes. Frontiers in Psychology 1:168. Article
Book
Vadakkan K.I. (2007) Semblance of activity at the shared postsynapses and extracellular matrices. ISBN: 978-0-595-47002-0. Book
Non-peer-reviewed articles
Vadakkan K.I. (2025) Retrodictive evidence for a structure of memory engram. SSRN Preprints. Article
Vadakkan K.I. (2024) The basic concept of "attention heads" in Transformers matches with partial features of "islets of inter-LINKed spine heads", a model of nervous system functions". OSF Preprints. Article
Vadakkan K.I (2022) Golgi staining of neurons: Oxidation-state dependent spread of chemical reaction identifies a testable property of the connectome OSF Preprints. Article
Vadakkan K.I. (2022) A new explanation for flash-lag effect using a testable mechanism for first-person inner sensation of perception. OSF Preprints. Article
Vadakkan K.I (2018) Extreme degeneracy of inputs in firing a neuron leads to loss of information when neuronal firing is examined. PeerJ Preprints. Article
Vadakkan K.I (2018) A learning mechanism completed in milliseconds and capable of transitioning to stabilizable forms can generate working, short and long-term memories - A verifiable mechanism. PeerJ Preprints. Article
Video explanations (2017)
1. A testable hypothesis of brain functions
2. How to study inner sensations? Examples from mathematics
4. List of third-person findings and the derivation of the solution for the nervous system
6. Induction of units of inner sensation
8. Potential mechanism for neurodegeneration
9. LTP: An explanation by the semblance hypothesis
10. A framework for consciousness
11. A potential mechanism of anesthetic agents
12. Conditioned learning explained using a video