Neuroscience

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Left Brain, Right Brain

Peter Clothier | Posted May 14, 2008 | Living


Peter Clothier

One thing I know about meditation: it does afford the practitioner the opportunity to take a daily look at how the brain functions -- even when we don't particularly want it to!

2008-05-14-HumanBrain.jpgAt the session of one of our artists' support...

Junk Media: ABC News, Top Dogs, and Hard-Wiring

Dan Agin | Posted April 24, 2008 | Media


Dan Agin

The supply of garbage about the human brain thrown at the public by the media seems endless. It seems anytime media people need a junk science story that plays into what they think people want to hear they just close their eyes and grab something out of a pickle barrel.

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Top 23 Brainy Books

Alvaro Fernandez | Posted April 21, 2008 | Living


Alvaro Fernandez

Did you know that, no matter your age, your brain will probably have new neurons by the end of today? And that some of your decisions will have an impact on that number -- and on how long new and existing neurons survive?

A decade after the...

Does Brain Imaging Make You Dumb?

Gary Marcus | Posted March 22, 2008 | Living


Gary Marcus

I'm not talking about sticking your head in fMRI scanner, which, so far as anybody can tell, is perfectly safe. (Unless you happen to have a pacemaker or pieces of shrapnel in your head, in which case you might want to give the whole procedure a miss).

No,...

The Brain Is Wider than the Sky, but It Can Feel the Music

Joseph LeDoux | Posted October 15, 2007 | Entertainment


Joseph LeDoux

Emily Dickinson said in one of her poems that "The brain is wider than the sky." I've been trying to narrow it down for the past 25 years, especially in terms of how it makes emotions, and how it goes wrong in emotional disorders. One of the key problems that...


 

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