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Taking The “Ifs” Off Cognitive Decline
Jorg Mardian RHN, CPT wrote 3 hours ago: www.heart-valve-surgery.com The human brain, when properly functioning, is a complex mass of protopl … more →
Nobody has Ever Been or Had a Self
siconroy wrote 4 hours ago: ‘I will try and convince you that there is no such thing as a self. Contrary to what most peop … more →
Charlie Rose in conversation with V.S. Ramachandran
manwithoutqualities wrote 17 hours ago: V.S. is always good value for money – his enthusiasm is palpable. Click photo to view video. … more →
Rap Phonics Rhapsody: Eating the Alphabet and Spitting it Out
Joe Linker wrote 1 day ago: If the vowels decide to strike, we can probably keep the machines running, but if we lose the conson … more →
How many calories does thinking produce? Interesting question gets scientific answer...
1websurfer wrote 1 day ago: Image via Wikipedia A question posted by Teddy, a science graduate of UC Santa Barbara asked this qu … more →
Noteworthy nugget: Eye to brain to computer screen
Jo Jordan wrote 2 days ago: As we approach the end of 2008, yes, Japanese neuroscientists are able to recreate what we see from … more →
Project H.M. & Clive Wearing's Diaries
Maria P. wrote 2 days ago: Project H.M. H.M. is considered to be one of the most famous cases in neuropsychology. His dense amn … more →
The Role of Rumination in Anger
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profmccaffrey wrote 2 days ago: Most of us can agree that anger usually doesn’t solve or make a situation better. In fact anger has … more →
ADHD
chetoro wrote 2 days ago: There is no such syndrom as ADHD. It is a fraud a myth helping despaired people with pseudosientific … more →
Exercising ADHD away?
monado wrote 2 days ago: Bicycling has an article about a young man who controls attention deficit and hyperactivity through … more →
Sticky neurons
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Vitorino Ramos wrote 3 days ago: Time-lapse imaging in live zebrafish embryos reveals that cerebellar granule cells migrate in chain- … more →
All About the Mountain
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danirunner wrote 3 days ago: The JFK50 for 2009 has been run. It was a challenge to be sure. For starters, we ran over a mounta … more →
The Imprecision of Language in Science, especially Neuroscience
un1crom wrote 3 days ago: A friend recently sent me this nifty article. Here are some of my favorite snippets. On “knowl … more →
Mind of an actor
scientiste wrote 3 days ago: Just a heads up I will not be posting over Thanksgiving weekend. For now, a cool article from the BB … more →
A Different Brain: Reinventing Neuroscience from the Bottom Down
Joe Linker wrote 3 days ago: We saw Robert B. Laughlin lecture in Portland in 2005. It was Eric’s idea. He was taking a high scho … more →
Is the Calyx of Held a Fail-Safe Synapse?
kristencarlson wrote 3 days ago: Describes two sets of experiments to see whether the large, bulbous calyx of Held is a true “f … more →
Edge In Paris: SIGNATURES OF CONSCIOUSNESS — A TALK BY STANISLAS DEHAENE
Spaceweaver wrote 3 days ago: “For the past twelve years”, says Dehaene, “my research team has been using every … more →
Synapse #fail, Science #win
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kubke wrote 4 days ago: The endbulb or calyx of Held is a very large synapse found in the auditory system. It consists of a … more →
How the Brain Filters out Distracting Thoughts
huehueteotl wrote 4 days ago: The human brain is bombarded with all kinds of information, from the memory of last night’s de … more →
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