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1. The Department has a strong bias towards neuroscience.

2. Brains from those murdered were purloined for neuroscience research unrelated to the war effort.

3. Neuroscience Network Projects: Scientists are increasingly turning to chemistry and biology to create new designs for neural network computer systems.

4. Computational neuroscience proposes certain proof for algorithmism cognition theory.

5. Anthropology and neuroscience also small but growing influences.

6. Phrenology was an antecedent of modern nEuroscience.

7. Discoveries in neuroscience may also have profound legal implications.

8. Williams starts university this autumn, studying neuroscience at London's UCL.

9. A sister company, Dart NeuroScience, now handles development of new drug candidates, leaving the job of conducting clinical trials to Helicon.

10. A team at Neuroscience Research Australia has found that it can.

11. For their study, reported in the Journal of Neuroscience,[http://sentencedict.com/neuroscience.html] the researchers put something that looks like a swimming cap containing 34 EEG sensors on the heads of five people.

12. In this month’s issue of the journal Cognitive Neuroscience, he and his colleagues reported that dreaming brains respond more like wakeful ones.

13. This classic, succinct, well-illustrated textbook simplifies neuroscience content to focus coverage on the essentials and helps students learn important neuroanatomical facts and definitions.

14. One of central issues in current cognitive neuroscience is how the verbal working memory system is used in sentence comprehension.

15. His research focuses on cognitive neuroscience issues in learning, memory, language and cognitive development.

16. Cognitive neuroscience, in other words, confirms the wisdom of what the tiger mother knew all along.

17. Attractive subject combinations with psychology are pharmacology, physiology and behavioural neuroscience.

18. We just need to add something else, some new fundamental principles, to bridge the gap between neuroscience and subjective experience.

19. When, in the early 1980s, memory came back into neuroscience fashion again, it did so in new forms.

20. Attractive subject combinations with psychology are pharmacology, physiology and behavioural neuroscience. Job prospects are good.

21. Based on the current achievements in philosophy of mind and neuroscience, the author explores the brain death problem by the conception of self-consciousness.

22. Alan Turing was not to see the coming revolution in modern biology, or the advances of neuroscience in deciphering the workings of the brain.

23. In the study on human cognitive mechanism, the way of collecting data from patients begins to become an important technique in cognitive neuroscience recently.

24. The results of the study are published in Journal of Neuroscience.

25. Broadly defined, neuroethics is concerned with ethical, legal and social policy implications of neuroscience.

26. "These findings have potential implications for the health care needs of children with ADHD," said study author Dr. Christine Limbers, assistant professor of psychology and neuroscience at Baylor.

27. Broadly defined, neuroethics is a science studying the influences of ethical, legal and social policy to neuroscience.

28. How to localize the neural electric activities effectively and precisely from the scalp EEG recordings is a critical issue for clinical neurology and cognitive neuroscience.

29. Neural stem cell ( NSC ) is recently one of the cutting - edge fields in neuroscience research.

30. And he's going to give an amazing lecture on cognitive neuroscience, especially the cognitive neuroscience of faces.