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21 March 2011 | By James Verrinder US— Neuromarketing agency NeuroFocus has launched a new wireless headset to measure respondents’ brainwave activity in more natural settings, both in and out of home. The Mynd headset has been in development for the past three years. Previously NeuroFocus relied on wired technology (see here ).
New NeuroFocus headset gets closer to the Mynd
BMC Neuroscience
Emphasis on Earlier Diagnosis in New Alzheimer's Guidelines
Browse News Stories 1 to 10 of 13,133 stories Developing Our Sense of Smell March 25, 2013 — Biologists have found that neural-crest stem cells--multipotent, migratory cells unique to vertebrates that give rise to facial bones, smooth muscle, and other structures -- also play a key role in ... > full story
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Neuroscience
In case you missed it, I had a guest post this week in Nature's SpotOn NYC series on Communication and the Brain (#BeBraiNY), held in conjunction with Brain Awareness Week. The theme concerned the challenges of engaging the public's interest in cognitive sciences, and communicating the knowns (and unknowns) of brain disorders:In the current funding climate of budget cuts and sequestration, there’s a wide latitude between overselling the immediate clinical implications of "imaging every spike from every neuron" in the worm C. elegans (as in the proposed Brain Activity Map Project) and… <p style="text-align:right;color:#A8A8A8"></p>Printer-friendly version On December 2nd, 2009 we began slicing the brain of the amnesic patient H.M. into giant histological sections. The brain specimen was frozen and sectioned whole during one continuous session that lasted approximately 53 hours.


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