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Towards a Cognitive Gliascience: a Brief Conceptual Framework

Recent brain studies show the emerging importance of glia functions in relation to our knowledge of the brain. A new, hypothetical area of research is described to enriching the poverty of cognitive studies on glia. The cognitive methodology has been used because of its intedisciplinarity, and in particular for a possible foundation of a computational glia-neuroscience