February 2012
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Economics and the Brain: How People Really Make... →
August 2011
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How to stimulate your brain by shining light... →
March 2011
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Brain Rules: The Neurobiology of Conscious Intent →
January 2011
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Mindfulness meditation training changes brain... →
November 2010
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October 2010
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Scarless brain surgery is new option for patients →
Surgeons at the University of California, San Diego, School of Medicine and University of Washington Medical Center have determined that transorbital neuroendoscopic surgery (TONES) is a safe and effective option for treating a variety of advanced brain diseases and traumatic injuries. This groundbreaking minimally invasive surgery is performed through the eye socket, thus eliminating the removal...
September 2010
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Your Brain on Computers - Digital Devices Deprive... →
August 2010
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Mind-reading marketers have ways of making you buy... →
Neuromarketing, once dismissed as a fad, is becoming part and parcel of modern consumer society. So we decided to take a good look at it - and try it out ourselves.
That is how several New Scientist readers ended up in a darkened room in London, wired up to an electroencephalograph (EEG) machine and being shown various magazine cover designs. Our aim - with the help of the European arm of...
Stories Synchronize Brains | Neuromarketing →
Now, there’s new brain scan evidence that shows a startling phenomenon: when one person tells a story and the other actively listens, their brains actually begin to synchronize.
July 2010
7 posts
Distorted body image means people don't know the... →
You may think you know the back of your hand like, well, the back of your hand. But think again. Scientists have found that our brains contain highly distorted representations of the size and shape of our hands, with a strong tendency to think of them as shorter and fatter than they really are.
“Curtis Bell writes in the New Scientist: “War is becoming more and more...”
– Terminator Scenario: The Dark Side of Neuroscience - The Community Board - GOOD
Six Ways Science Can See Into Your Brain →
It seems like every week a new study comes along touting the new ways scientists can “read your mind.” How exactly do scientists and doctors manage to peer inside your skull? Find out in this handy guide to brain scans.
“There is no true me or true you, there is the system and whatever state that...”
– Dr. Lone Frank is a guest of Natasha Mitchell’s show „All in the Mind“. She also speaks about neuro-revolution and her own experience of so called God Helmet. (Both transcript and audio available.)
