Abstract
Two articles in this issue of Neuron (Eichner etal. and Clark etal.) attack the problem of explaining how neuronal hardware in Drosophila implements the Reichardt motion detector, one of the most famous computational models in neuroscience, which has proven intractable up to now.
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