Neuroscience
- Place-Cell Firing: How The Brain Translates Memory Into Action
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contributes to symptoms. "People often focus on memory deficits when thinking about the significance of ...
Article - News Staff - Apr 21 2009 - 12:36am
- Babies Are Smarter Than You Think
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provide the earliest evidence that infants have expectations about the physical properties of ...
Article - News Staff - May 6 2009 - 9:12pm
- Fantastic Voyage Here We Come- Nanoscale Imaging Of The Living Brain
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that have lower numerical aperture. So the best resolution using only 2PLSM is about 400-500nm. Not ...
Article - Kathy Murphy - Sep 9 2009 - 8:47pm
- 5-month Old Infants Can Discern Difference Between Human And Monkey Speech
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ducks' faces with their sounds. Infants' expectations about the sources of vocalizations seem not to ...
Article - News Staff - Oct 19 2009 - 5:47pm
- Vitamin E Prevents Brain Damage After Stroke
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effects is quite small – just 250 nanomolar, a concentration about 10 times lower than the average amount ...
Article - News Staff - Jan 12 2010 - 7:33pm
- Neurons Stick Together To Get Their Message Heard
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same time," says Sejnowski. "Surprisingly, our model predicts that it only takes about 30 ...
Article - News Staff - Sep 8 2010 - 7:06pm
- Aspergers Rule Processing
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analogy while arguing with a public school system about rules enforcement against a specific student with ...
Article - Alex "Sandy" Antunes - Oct 21 2011 - 4:15pm
- Citizen Scientists Mapping the Connectome
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thing in the Universe. We know so little about it, but we are on the cusp of a revolution in a new ...
Blog Post - Matthew T. Dearing - Feb 14 2012 - 11:55am
- Human Brain and Mind 2: More Neuroplasticity
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for neuroplasticity to bring about positive changes in hearing, vision, movement, and psychiatric ...
Blog Post - Jon Lieff MD - Mar 19 2012 - 10:27am
- Embryo Brains Can Wake Earlier Than Previously Thought
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instances of complex fetal and early neonatal learning. "It also raises questions about the longer-term ...
Article - News Staff - May 3 2012 - 7:27pm
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