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Neuroscience Books

If Nietzsche Were a Narwhal Nature Justin Gregg

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Inspired: Understanding Creativity: A Journey Through Art, Science, and the Soul Business & Economics Matt Richtel

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Modern Art at the Border of Mind and Brain Art Jonathan David Fineberg

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Mindshift Business & Economics Barbara Oakley, PhD

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Mind Over Mind Psychology Chris Berdik

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Brain Facts

Blind Spot In Eye
The optic nerve exits the retina as a single bundle. The exit point within the retina has no receptor cells. This location forms a blind spot in each eye. We rarely notice these spots because they do not overlap within the image formed by the two eyes. Your ophthalmologist can only detect your blind spots by having you close the eye not being tested.

Neuroscience News

Fatherhood Changes Men’s Brains
by Neuroscience News on December 4, 2022
Researchers find significant changes in fathers' brains between the prenatal and the postpartum period. The main changes occurred in cortical areas associated with visual processing, attention, and empathy toward their baby.
Genes That Maintain Healthy Neurons Identified
by Neuroscience News on December 4, 2022
Kinase enzymes are essential for neurons to perform autophagy. Researchers found deleting genes that encode kinase NDR1 and NDR2 impairs neuron health and spurs neurodegeneration in both young and old mice.
Palm e-Tattoo Can Tell When You’re Stressed Out
by Neuroscience News on December 3, 2022
A newly developed "e-tattoo" monitors electrodermal activity, revealing when a person is experiencing elevated stress levels. The "tattoo" attaches to the user's palm and connects to a smartwatch.

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