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Structural Analysis of Heschl's Gyrus in Schizophrenia Patients with Auditory Hallucinations
Background/Aims: Heschl’s gyrus (HG) is functionally involved in the genesis of auditory verbal hallucinations (AVH). This dysfunction seems to be structurally facilitated. The aim of the study … more →
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More Imaginary Boundaries
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walks like bo diddley, don't need no crutch wrote 2 days ago: from “Learning His Body, Learning to Dance” by Andrea Mohin/The New York Times Gregg Moz … more →
Structural Analysis of Heschl's Gyrus in Schizophrenia Patients with Auditory Hallucinations
Callier Library wrote 1 week ago: Background/Aims: Heschl’s gyrus (HG) is functionally involved in the genesis of auditory verba … more →
Conference powerpoints and notes...reviewing learning
jchow wrote 1 month ago: The moment you’ve been waiting for… some of the powerpoints have come in. Click on the f … more →
Plasticity of grammatical recursion in German learners of Dutch
Callier Library wrote 1 month ago: Previous studies have examined cross-serial and embedded complement clauses in West Germanic in orde … more →
How the brain repairs stuttering
Callier Library wrote 1 month ago: Stuttering is a neurodevelopmental disorder associated with left inferior frontal structural anomali … more →
Age-related changes in the functional neuroanatomy of overt speech production
Callier Library wrote 1 month ago: Alterations of existing neural networks during healthy aging, resulting in behavioral deficits and c … more →
oh, grow up
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plasticbodies wrote 2 months ago: Education is about growth. Meaning what? The movement is from immaturity to maturity in thinking, an … more →
this is your brain historicized
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plasticbodies wrote 3 months ago: One of the most important concepts in the neurosciences these days is plasticity. James was speaking … more →
Video - The Brain that Changes itself - Doidge on Nature of Things
beyondtech1 wrote 3 months ago: Nature of Things just ran (July 30th) the show on Norman Doidge’s book, The Brain that Change … more →
Freud
ruthgutteridge wrote 3 months ago: Some recent synchronicity here – I have been reading 2 separate books on 2 different subjects, … more →
Book of the Moment: The Brain that Changes Itself - Norman Doidge
ruthgutteridge wrote 3 months ago: This explains how neurons in the brain map themselves to certain areas and develope and change with … more →
Redesigning the brain - by Merzenich
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beyondtech1 wrote 4 months ago: This is Chapter 3 in Norman Doidge’s book, The Brain that Changes Itself. Read the story o … more →
Brain could adapt well to cyborg enhancements
Epex wrote 4 months ago: The video has nothing to do with the article, I just think it fits. The article: When you brush your … more →
Re-wiring the brain - video
beyondtech1 wrote 4 months ago: Neuroscientist Michael Merzenich looks at one of the secrets of the brain’s incredible power: … more →
The Myth of Muscle Memory
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His Dark Side wrote 5 months ago: Muscle does not contain any components which allow it to have a memory. Only the brain and the spina … more →
Neuroscientists have discovered a clue to what is hidden behind the smiling face of a child with Angelman Syndrome.
Kathy Murphy wrote 5 months ago: Children with Angelman Syndrome develop normally until about 1 year of age and then their intellectu … more →
"Rocking The Boat" - Dr. Payne's Personal Newsletter (Premier issue)
Dr. Anthony Payne wrote 6 months ago: Rocking the Boat – Vol 1, No 1 – ALS Edition – May 2009 If you don’t believe in a … more →
Highly transient neuroplasticity following one session of learning to use a sensory substitution device: an fMRI study
Pranav Lal wrote 6 months ago: A 1 hour training session and then subsequent usage of the vOICe leads to significant neuron reorgan … more →
Neuroscientists decode brain activity important for navigation and spatial memory
Kathy Murphy wrote 7 months ago: How many times have you wondered where did I leave my keys? Activity in your hippocampus and medial … more →
