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Edge: TOXO —  A Conversation With Robert Sapolsky
cogsci  neuroscience  edge  robertsapolsky 
january 2010 by jtth
Electrical stimulation produces feelings of free will : Not Exactly Rocket Science
Nerves in the limb send messages back to your brain, but the subjective experience you have of stretching isn't due to these signals. The feeling that you willed your arm into motion, and the realisation that you moved it at all, are both the result of an area at the back of your brain called the posterior parietal cortex. This region helped to produce the intention to move, and predicted what the movement would feel like, all before you twitched a single muscle.
psychology  article  cogsci  neuroscience  philosophy  mind  study  freewill  philosophyofmind 
may 2009 by jtth
Magic and the Brain: Teller Reveals the Neuroscience of Illusion
Now that on-the-job experimentation has taken an academic turn. A couple of years ago, Teller joined a coterie of illusionists and tricksters recruited by Stephen Macknik and Susana Martinez-Conde, researchers at the Barrow Neurological Institute in Phoenix, Arizona, to look at the neuroscience of magic. Last summer, that work culminated in an article for the journal Nature Reviews Neuroscience called "Attention and Awareness in Stage Magic." Teller was one of the coauthors, and its publication was a signal event in a field some researchers are calling magicology, the mining of stage illusions for insights into brain function.
video  psychology  science  cogsci  neuroscience  wired  brain  illusion  magic 
april 2009 by jtth
Voodoo Correlations: Have the Results of Some Brain Scanning Experiments Been Overstated?: Scientific American
VUL: We use that term as a humorous way to describe mysteriously high correlations produced by complicated statistical methods (which usually were never clearly described in the scientific papers we examined)—and which turn out unfortunately to yield some very misleading results. The specific issue we focus on, which is responsible for a great many mysterious correlations, is something we call “non-independent” testing and measurement of correlations. Basically, this involves inadvertently cherry-picking data and it results in inflated estimates of correlations.
sciam  article  neuroscience  cogsci  science  method  fmri  mri  paper  voodoo  statistics 
february 2009 by jtth
The Semantic Apocalypse « Speculative Heresy
science  blog  cool  neuroscience  awesome  philosophy  teaching  talk 
february 2009 by jtth
Overcoming Bias: Logical or Connectionist AI?
Philosophy of AI. I <3 Eliezer Yudkowsky.
Eliezer_Yudkowsky  philosophy  neuroscience  machine  logic  learning  ai 
november 2008 by jtth
BBC NEWS | Health | Brain's counting skill 'built-in'
Humans have an in-built ability to do mathematics even if they do not have the language to express it, a research team has suggested.
science  psychology  neuroscience  research  brain  education  linguistics  english  mathematics  learning  language  bbc  2008 
august 2008 by jtth
Do antidepressants enhance immune function?
the paper by Evans et al. suggests that antidepressant treatment may have positive effects on natural killer cell activity in cells isolated from individuals infected with HIV with and without depression. (linked via http://www.kurzweilai.net/news/news_si
depression  drug  ssri  substance_p  study  research  neuroscience  health 
may 2008 by jtth
Son's tooth helps save dad's sight - Latest News, Health - Independent.ie
But he can now see again after doctors, using groundbreaking surgery, inserted his son's tooth in his eye. (linked via http://www.google.com/reader/view/)
surgery  medicine  article  news  neurology  neuroscience  vision 
march 2008 by jtth
The Truth About Autism: Scientists Reconsider What They Think They Know
A really beautiful article illuminating that which I've always thought: autism is not a disorder.
amazing  archive  article  aspergers  autism  brain  computer  culture  difference  Inspiration  interesting  language  life  literature  media  medical  medicine  mental  neurology  neuroscience  personal  post  psychiatry  Psychology  research  science  systems  technology  video  web  youtube 
february 2008 by jtth
SNNAP - Simulator for Neural Networks and Action Potentials
SNNAP (Simulator for Neural Networks and Action Potentials) is a tool for rapid development and simulation of realistic models of single neurons and neural networks. It includes mathematical descriptions of ion currents and intracellular second messengers
java  neuralnetworks  neuroscience  simulator  software 
february 2008 by jtth
Main Page - Emergent
Emergent (a major rewrite of PDP++) is a comprehensive simulation environment for creating complex, sophisticated models of the brain and cognitive processes using neural network models. These same networks can also be used for all kinds of other more pra
simulator  neural_networks  ai  neural  modeling  network  software  3d  research  analysis  artificial  emergency  source  tool  imported  visualization  intelligence  library  math  neuralnetworks  neuroscience  nn  open  pdp 
february 2008 by jtth
Welcome to Cogprints - Cogprints
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february 2008 by jtth
BBC NEWS | Health | Autism symptoms reversed in lab
autism  science  research  health  biology  medicine  neuroscience  article  articles  aspergers  bbc  interesting  mice  mouse  Psychology  treatment 
february 2008 by jtth
Teach your brain to stretch time - being-human - 04 February 2006 - New Scientist
brain  time  science  lifehacks  psychology  mind  neuroscience  article  cognition  cogsci 
january 2008 by jtth
PLoS Medicine - Serotonin and Depression: A Disconnect between the Advertisements and the Scientific Literature
In the United States, selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) antidepressants are advertised directly to consumers [1]. These highly successful direct-to-consumer advertising (DTCA) campaigns have largely revolved around the claim that SSRIs correct
advertising  article  culture  depression  Psychology  research  neuroscience 
january 2008 by jtth
Technology Review: Regenerating Nerves
How to regen nerves! Woo!
cogsci  science  neurology  neuroscience  cognitive  article  review  medicine 
january 2008 by jtth
Drugs to build up that mental muscle - Los Angeles Times
APPARENTLY PEOPLE LIKE DOING STIMULANTS
brain  drugs  health  psychology  medicine  neuroscience  lifehacks 
december 2007 by jtth
Mood Foods - Men's Health
Foods for different moods, with neurological explanations.
food  health  neuroscience  mood  eat  eating 
december 2007 by jtth
Omni Brain : MM Friday - Amygdaloids
A group of musical cognitive scientists.
brain  cogsci  neuroscience  science 
november 2007 by jtth
Researchers Create Robot Driven by Moth's Brain
In a notion taken from science fiction afficionados, University of Arizona researchers presented a robot that moves by using the brain impulses of a moth at the 37th annual Society for Neuroscience meeting in San Diego.
cogsci  neuroscience  robotics  science  research  mind  brain  robot  robots  moth  moths 
november 2007 by jtth
Research shows the brain's processing speed is significantly faster than real time
The brain uses this biological trick because there is no way for all of its neurons to connect with and interact with every other neuron. It is still an expensive task for the hippocampus to make all of those connections. The retrieval tags the hippocampu
brain  cogsci  neuroscience  memory  learning 
november 2007 by jtth
New Brain Cells Listen Before They Talk
Newly created neurons in adults rely on signals from distant brain regions to regulate their maturation and survival before they can communicate with existing neighboring cells--a finding that has important implications for the use of adult neural stem ce
cogsci  neuroscience  biology  science  cognitive 
november 2007 by jtth
Mind Hacks: The false progression of Louis Wain
Almost every article on Wain uses them to demonstrate the progression of schizophrenia but the evidence for them being painted in chronological order is actually quite weak.
Art  brain  cats  cat  myth  neuroscience  painting  psychiatry  Psychology  schizophrenia  paintings 
september 2007 by jtth
Developing Intelligence : When Brain Damage Helps: Solution Spaces Are Constrained by Prefrontal Cortex
A test demonstrating problem space constraint. People with damage to the prefrontal cortex will do better than so-called "neurotypicals."
intelligence  cognitive  test  prefrontal  cortex  neuroscience  learning  problem  solving  cogsci  congitive  science 
june 2007 by jtth
Trepanation
Man undergoes trepanation. Gives interview. With pictures.
cogsci  terapnation  neuroscience  bme  interview  blog  journal 
june 2007 by jtth
Anatomical T-Shirts - Skeletees.com
Oh man I want the "nerves" tshirt so bad.
wishlist  tshirt  awesome  nervous  system  neuroscience  neurology  t-shirt  tee  shirt  design  art 
may 2007 by jtth
Notecards | The Accidental Mind
Here you can download PDF files that will allow you to print out some choice illustrations from The Accidental Mind in notecard format.  Print, fold and enjoy!  Illustrations by Joan M.K. Tycko.
cogsci  psychology  neuroscience  mind  brain  illustration  black  white 
may 2007 by jtth
The Science of Consciousness: Where It is and Where It Should Be | Science & Consciousness Review
A review of Revonsuo's book Inner Presence.
book  review  cogsci  cognitive  science  neuroscience  systems  consciousness 
march 2007 by jtth
Left Brain, Right Brain - Features - The Lab - Australian Broadcasting Corporation's Gateway to Science
An ABC Radio National look into the left and right brain.
abc  radio  national  neuroscience  science  cogsci  cognitive  brain  hemisphere  right  left  dichotomy  myth 
march 2007 by jtth
idealawg: Neurolaw: Leaving out a big piece of the puzzle
"The Brain on the Stand" by Jeffrey Rosen presents in a readable style part of the challenging puzzles confronting the law as more is learned about the brain. Curious omissions from the article were the phenomena of neuroplasticity and self-directed neuro
law  neuroscience  nyt  nytimes  science  cogsci  cognitive 
march 2007 by jtth
Slashdot | Nerve Cells Successfully Grown on Silicon
Excellent discussion of the implication of the merger of silicon and neuron.
neuroscience  science  cogsci  cognitive  silicon  singularity 
march 2007 by jtth
news @ nature.com - Wipe out a single memory - Drug can clear away one fearful memory while leaving another intact.
A single, specific memory has been wiped from the brains of rats, leaving other recollections intact.
cogsci  cognitive  science  neuroscience  rat  rats  memory  systems 
march 2007 by jtth
The Rodent Who Knew Too Much -- Telis 2007 (308): 1 -- ScienceNOW
Mice are apparently able to perform metacognition.
metacognition  cognitive  science  neuroscience  cogsci 
march 2007 by jtth
Do the Impossible: Know Thyself - New English Review
Theodore Dalrymple argues that neuroscience is not the final answer to humanity's existential quest to know itself.
existence  philosophy  article  essay  mind  theory  science  neuroscience  cognitive  cogsci 
march 2007 by jtth
FreeSurfer
mri  fmri  neurology  neuroscience  neuroimaging  imaging  mind  cogsci  cognitive  science 
march 2007 by jtth
Home
NeuroLens is an integrated environment for the analysis and visualization of functional neuroimages.
neuroimaging  neuroscience  cognitive  science  cogsci  imaging  mac  os  x  osx  program 
march 2007 by jtth
ScienceDaily: Neuroscientist Records Surprising Brain 'Dialogue' During Sleep
In work published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, a research team led by a Brown University neuroscientist describes groundbreaking recordings of activity in two brain regions during deep sleep.
neuroscience  science  cognitive  cogsci  sleep  record  hippocampus  neocortex  mice  mouse  biology 
march 2007 by jtth
Neuroscience blogs « Neurophilosophy
A big list of neuroscience blogs.
list  blogs  cogsci  neuroscience  science 
march 2007 by jtth
BRAINMAPS.ORG - BRAIN ATLAS, BRAIN MAPS, BRAIN STRUCTURE, NEUROINFORMATICS, BRAIN, STEREOTAXIC ATLAS, NEUROSCIENCE
An interactive zoomable map of the brain with over 50 terabytes of data.
database  cogsci  neuroscience  cognitive  science  map  brain 
march 2007 by jtth
Where New Neurons Go to Work: BLOG: SciAm Observations
Article describing neurogenesis and how it is used in the brain, based on a paper by Kee, Teixeira, Wang and Frankland published in Nature Neuroscience.
neuron  neuroscience  cogsci  cognitive  science  scientific  american  mouse  rat  brain  gene  genes  memory  learning 
march 2007 by jtth
m9cerbg.swf (application/x-shockwave-flash Object)
An amazing flash animation describing the functions and motor loops of the cerebellum.
neuroscience  cogsci  science  cognitive  flash  animation  cerebellum 
march 2007 by jtth
A default mode of the brain function of Britney Spears
A Default mode of the brain function of Britney Spears
brain  cogsci  neuroscience  psychology 
march 2007 by jtth
NPR : H.M.'s Brain and the History of Memory
In 1953, radical brain surgery was used on a patient with severe epilepsy. The operation on "H.M." worked, but left him with almost no long-term memory. H.M. is now in his 80s. His case has helped scientists understand much more about the brain.
epilepsy  brain  cogsci  neuroscience  neuropsychology  psychology  npr  radio  program  recording 
march 2007 by jtth
Mouse Party
A look inside the brains of fucked-up mice.
drug  drugs  mouse  cogsci  cognitive  science  neuroscience  mice  brain 
february 2007 by jtth
Endocasts: Buy brain case casts at Treasures of the Earth, Ltd.
They sell resin castings of brain casings from a wide variety of animals, both modern and extinct. These endocasts are made here in our workshop, pulled from original molds we've made from the inside of the skull.
cast  resin  brain  neuroscience  store  wishlist 
february 2007 by jtth
Further Reading : Numenta, Inc.
A collection of media that inspired Numenta and hierarchical temporal memory.
numenta  jeffhawkins  neocortex  cognitive  science  neuroscience  organization 
february 2007 by jtth
Dileep George: Brain Research Page
This page is intended to be of help to people who are interested in knowing more about research conducted according to the framework described in On Intelligence.
on  intelligence  ai  artificial  cogsci  cognitive  science  neuroscience 
february 2007 by jtth
Developing Intelligence : Dopamine for Dummies
A guide to the fantastical world of dopamine.
dopamine  neurotransmitter  neuroscience  cognitive  science  cogsci  interesting  primer  guide  intro  introduction 
february 2007 by jtth
Study: Spinal cord can repair itself
The Johns Hopkins University researchers say human nerve stem cells they transplanted into damaged spinal cords of rats have survived, grown and in some cases connected with the rats' own spinal cord cells.
research  neuroscience  regeneration  spinal  cord  physiology  study 
february 2007 by jtth
Retrospectacle: A Neuroscience Blog
A walkthrough of the basic neuroscience of hearing.
neuroscience  guide  concept  hearing  hear  ear  auditory  cogsci 
february 2007 by jtth
A Small Part of the Brain, and Its Profound Effects - New York Times
An article in the NYTimes about the general functions of the insula, a part of the brain recently implicated in addiction.
insula  neuroscience  cogsci  smoking  addiction  cognitive  science  blakeslee  sandra  sandrablakeslee  anatomy 
february 2007 by jtth
Netter Medical Images - Home
Amazing medical illustrations. They have very nice brain cross-sections.
cogsci  neuroscience  art  picture  pictures  medical  images  image  illustration 
february 2007 by jtth
Lists of unsolved problems - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A list of important unsolved problems in many sciences.
list  unsolved  wikipedia  biology  chemistry  cognitive  science  computer  economics  egyptology  linguistics  mathematics  math  medicine  neuroscience  cogsci  philosophy  physics 
february 2007 by jtth
Brainy Electra™ Plasma Lamp by Lumisource
A plasma-filled brain lamp! I want!
neuroscience  science  plasma  lamp  wishlist  design  brain  cogsci  cool  interesting  shop 
february 2007 by jtth
Drugs in de hersenen
A beautiful walkthrough of the neurobiology going on when you do drugs. I'm lovin' it.
drugs  brain  cogsci  cognitive  science  interactive  neuron  neuroscience  flash  animation  cannabis 
january 2007 by jtth
John Tierney: The Voices in My Head Say ‘Buy It!’ Why Argue? - Science Times Columnist - The New York Times - New York Times
A little article that scratches the surface of the part of the brain associated with spending and saving.
cogsci  neuroscience  nyt  article  nytimes  shopping  money  science  mri  fmri  imaging  carnegie  mellon  university 
january 2007 by jtth
Intro to CNS part I
An introduction to computational neuroscience and reverse-engineering the brain.
computational  neuroscience  cogsci  cognitive  science  modelling  model  simulation  simulate  sim  guide  intro 
january 2007 by jtth
Neural 'extension cord' developed for brain implants - tech - 19 January 2007 - New Scientist Tech
A "data cable" made from stretched nerve cells could someday help connect computers to the human nervous system.
neuron  cogsci  hardware  data  cable  brain  neuroscience 
january 2007 by jtth
Independent Online Edition > Health Medical
People who took high dose supplements of folic acid did significantly better in tests of memory and cognitive performance than those given a placebo, researchers report.
folic  acid  neuroscience  article  news  layman  vegetables  beans  liver  uk 
january 2007 by jtth
Science & Technology at Scientific American.com: Back to the Future: How the Brain "Sees" the Future -- Whether imagining the future or recalling the past, the human mind calls on the same brain regions
fMRI scans reveal that the same part of the brain used when recalling the past is used when contemplating the future.
article  brain  cognition  cool  future  memory  mind  neuroscience  Psychology  science  thought  time  technology  past 
january 2007 by jtth
Scientific American: Juicing the Brain
A Scientific American article about stimulating the brain, via TMS and amphetamines.
boost  military  brain  amphetamine  dexedrine  dextroamphetamine  go  pill  army  sleep  deprivation  battle  neurostimulation  cogsci  cognitive  science  neuroscience 
december 2006 by jtth
Memory Drug ...on 60 Minutes; Exclusive Video Only on Yahoo! News
If there were a pill you could take after experiencing a painful or traumatic event that would permanently weaken your memory of what had just happened, would you take it?
drug  memory  ptsd  neuroscience  science  60  minutes  mice  memories  live  life 
november 2006 by jtth
Mind Matters: The Science of the Brain - Newsweek Mind Matters - MSNBC.com
An article about the counter-intuitive properties of the Ultimatum game.
mind  neuroscience  cogsci  article  news  study  media  msnbc  money  ultimatum  game  interesting 
october 2006 by jtth
Cognitive Daily: Prospective students: Welcome to Encephalon U!
Awesome intro to online cogsci resources for students.
cogsci  cognitive  science  article  blog  writing  neuroscience  linguistics 
october 2006 by jtth
Scientists discover 'shadow person' | COSMOS magazine
Another lay article concerning the "shadow self" manifest after stimulation of the left temporoparietal junction.
brain  neuroscience  science  shadow  weird  article  cogsci 
september 2006 by jtth
Guardian Unlimited | Special reports | Reborn
Across three continents, severely brain-damaged patients are awake and talking after taking ... a sleeping pill. And no one is more baffled than the GP who made the breakthrough. Steve Boggan witnesses these 'strange and wonderful' rebirths
neuroscience  science  medicine  drugs  sleep  coma  news  article 
september 2006 by jtth
Optical Illusions and Visual Phenomena
Sixty-six optical illusions (mostly java)
illusions  optical  illusion  fun  science  psychology  art  neuroscience  mind  math  interesting  image  web  weird  awesome  animation  brain  cognition  magic  color  creativity  design  education  eye  flash  optics  physics  game  games  Geek  graphics  reference  teaching  tricks  vision  illustration 
september 2006 by jtth
The brain protein keeping you from enlightenment
How neuroplasticity relates to a spirituality response in adults, and on its inhibition.
religion  spirituality  science  neuroscience 
september 2006 by jtth
Recovering from the Recovery Movement (by Ron Rhodes)
Some sort of scientific/religion-based paper with references about addiction, 12 stepping, and support groups. I didn't read it, but figured someone would.
science  religion  neuroscience  addiciton 
september 2006 by jtth
HBTRC Video 11-April-2005
GIVE US YOUR BRAIN PLZ. No, seriously, consider giving your brain to science when you die.
science  neuroscience  video 
september 2006 by jtth
Brain's 'God Spot' Hard to Pin Down
neuroscience  religion  science  Psychology 
september 2006 by jtth
Developing Intelligence: Encephalon - 5th edition
Welcome to the Fifth Edition of Encephalon, a neuroscience blog carnival.
neuroscience  brain  cogsci  science 
september 2006 by jtth
MachinesLikeUs
MachinesLikeUs.com is a resource for those interested in evolutionary thought, cognitive science, artificial life and artificial intelligence. It encourages relevant scientific research and analysis, posts current news and disseminates articles that promo
cogsci  neuroscience  ai  evolution 
august 2006 by jtth
» 'Touching' the brain | Emerging Technology Trends | ZDNet.com
And I quote, "This system "guides the precise delivery of targeted transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) pulses to discrete brain areas." It is today the only device available for accurate prediction of the TMS stimulus location and dose within the huma
brain  science  neuroscience  psychology  news 
july 2006 by jtth
Where Is Consciousness? I've Lost It!
A neurologist studying people with hydrocephalus found that half of his most severe cases had IQs greater than 100, even though they had 95% of their cranial cavity filled with cerebrospinal fluid. One of them was a student who had an IQ of 126 and had a
article  articles  brain  health  medicine  interesting  mind  neuroscience  Psychology  science  wtf  cognition  consciousness 
june 2006 by jtth
BBC NEWS | Health | Pill 'reverses' vegetative state
A sleeping pill seems to temporarily revive people in a vegetative state.
brain  drugs  health  medicine  neuroscience  news  science  technology  medical 
may 2006 by jtth
Made With Molecules
Jewelry made with neurotransmitters and molecules of all kinds!
clothes  cool  design  fun  Geek  neuroscience  science  shop  shopping  jewelry 
may 2006 by jtth
Katrina S. Firlik, author of Another Day in the Frontal Lobe
A lovely website complete with drawings!
neuroscience  neurosurgery 
may 2006 by jtth
ScienceDaily: Feinstein Researchers Identify Intelligence Gene
A gene that was previously associated with schitzophrenia has been linked to intelligence.
cogsci  neuroscience  psychology 
may 2006 by jtth
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