Posts Tagged ‘neuroscience’
Society & Culture - Monday, August 23, 2010 11:53 - 4 Comments
Brain tells us to spurn the selfish
STANFORD (US)—It might seem like a no-brainer: We’re inclined to like generous people more than stingy ones. But what’s driving our feelings? Continue…
- To win, brain says ’show me the money’
- Peeking inside the mind of a piglet
- Brain scan detects autism in adults
- Sponge genome wrings out evolutionary clues
- ‘Bendable’ brain adapts to what eyes see
- Neurons glow when brain is ‘On Air’
- Signs of schizophrenia appear in infancy
- Brain’s willpower not fueled by glucose
- When do newborns first feel cold?
- Fragile X synaptic defects located in brain
- Distinct strategies help brain take action
- Drug triples acupuncture’s painkilling effect
- Findings weaken autism theory
- Multiple brain regions wired for language
- Strong racial identity intensifies empathy
- Supercomputer built to ‘run’ like a cat
- Teen brain less sensitive to cocaine?
- In-sync brain waves form strong memories
- Driving game maps brain’s version of GPS
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In Today’s ScienceBlogs
- The Benefit of Working Bankers Hours? [On Becoming a Domestic and Laboratory Goddess] September 1, 2010
- Hurricane News and Coolest Pictures EVAH! [Greg Laden's Blog] September 1, 2010
- That didn't take long [Pharyngula] September 1, 2010
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