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Cellular Neurophysiology OpenCourseWare: MIT's Free Undergraduate Biological Sciences Course on Neuronal Communication
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences offers this combined undergraduate and graduate course through OpenCourseWare. In 'Cellular Neurophysiology,' students study how neurons in the nervous system communicate and how that activity translates into vital functions like learning and retaining information. Cellular Neurophysiology: Course Specifics Cellular Neurophysiology: Course DescriptionRelated Resources for course Introduction to Neuroanatomy - Online Course information from HigherEdSpace.com
Functional Neuroanatomy- Free Online Course
The Course Kurs zur Vorlesung "Functional Neuroanatomy" von Prof. Brandt an der Uni Osnabrück (Cognitive Science). Mitschriften und Zusammenfassungen im Wiki.Cognitive neuropsychology is the area of psychology that studies brain-damaged patients to understand the workings of our brain. Our brain is constructed of two hemispheres which are responsible for different facets of human personality and behaviour. Despite some essential differences in some functions, these hemispheres communicate through inter-hemispheric neural connections, most through the corpus callosum. This communication allows the brain to integrate different elements to produce coordinated, apparently seamless action and a unified personality Our behaviour, personality and thought processes are affected by neurobiological processes and can be altered by any damage to our nervous system. Study Neuropsychology to gain an understanding of how psychology in a person can be affected by their own anatomical and psychological characteristics.
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1. Intensive Neuroanatomy - MIT Advanced review of neuroanatomy. Course analyzes several species. DiplomaGuide.com Course Grade (1 worst - 10 best) 2.Cognition Laboratory Experiments
Here is a small set of experiments designed for my cognitive psychology class. There are many sets of cognitive psychology experiment available. What is unique about these is the combination of their being web deliverable and that the parameters of the experiment can be adjusted by you. I will add instructions pages when I get. If you have any suggestions for variables that you would like me to add to my experiment, please email me . If I add your suggested variable, I will acknowledge you on the instruction page for the experiment.Brain_Learning
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Files Photo Music Books Video Games Sign Up Login Login with: Premium Language en FAQ Help Report abuseAug. 10, 2010 — Ever wonder why some people can sleep through just about anything, while others get startled awake at each and every bump in the night? People who have trouble sleeping in noisy environments often resort to strategies like earplugs or noise-cancelling headphones that muffle the sound, but a new study from investigators at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) may lead to ways to block disturbing sounds within the brain. In their report in the August 10 issue of Current Biology , the team reports finding a brain-wave pattern, reflecting activity of a key structure, that predicts the ease at which sleep can be disrupted by noise. "We wanted to investigate what the brain does to promote stable sleep, even in the face of noise, and why some people are better at staying asleep than others," explains Jeffrey Ellenbogen, MD, chief of the MGH Division of Sleep Medicine.
Brain rhythm predicts ability to sleep through a noisy night
Já recebi o vídeo de duas pessoas que não se conhecem (muito obrigada Sérgio e Karina!), mas ele ainda está com "apenas" 35 mil visitas no YouTube desde sua publicação ontem, então talvez você ainda não tenha visto: é a nova criação de John Boswell, que encabeça o Symphony of Science , um projeto que pretende divulgar conhecimentos e filosofia em forma de música. Talvez você ache um pouco irritante o resultado do AutoTune ou algoritmo similar que Boswell usou para transformar as palavras de cientistas do porte de Vilayanur Ramachandran, Oliver Sacks e Carl Sagan em música.
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Antes de iniciar, é preciso esclarecer alguns pontos. Grande parte da população acadêmica costuma falar sobre muita coisa sem ter grande embasamento científico sobre algo. Um dos pontos que mais vem criando alarde são as novas formas de Ensino . Vale a pena lembrar que o ensino mediado por computador tem pontos positivos e pontos negativos e ainda não possui um tempo de existência grande o suficiente para saber seus reais efeitos sobre a aprendizagem do aluno. É importante frisar que tudo o que é novo costuma criar certa ansiedade e que isso já seria esperado nesse assunto. Nesse ponto, vou discorrer brevemente sobre os pontos negativos e positivos, ao meu ver, da aula dada no formato de vídeo .Science 2.0
The term 'elites' gets a bad rap in modern culture, mostly because political pundits use it to mean 'me and people I like' - elitism - rather than understanding what elite means. Yet in sports we still recognize that there are elites. Don't like Usain Bolt's politics? Beat him in a race.Neuroscience Blogs
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