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Just what does make me 'me'?
BBC News October 28 2009
In the Academic Literature:
Using Neural Measures of Economic Value to Solve the Public Goods Free-Rider Problem
Science 2009:326(5952):596-599
Induction of panic attack by stimulation of the
ventromedial
hypothalamus
Journal of Neurosurgery October 23 2009
Neural activity predicts attitude change in cognitive dissonance
Nature Neuroscience 2009:12:1469-1474
Behavioral improvement after transplantation of neural precursors derived from embryonic stem cells into the globally ischemic brain of adolescent rats
Brain and Development October 23 2009
Thalamic deep brain stimulation for treatment-refractory
Tourette
syndrome
Neurology 2009:73:1375-1380
Neural representation of time in
cortico
-basal ganglia circuits
PNAS October 22 2009
Interdependence of movement and anatomy persists when amputees learn a physiologically impossible movement of their phantom limb
PNAS October 26 2009
Training induces changes in white-matter architecture
Nature Neuroscience 2009:12:1370-1371
In the Popular Press:
Neuroscience: Shooting pain (Sean Mackey inflicts pain on people in the hope of learning how to relieve it.)
Nature News October 28 2009
Sudden moves spark brain battle
Nature News October 23 2009
Neuroethics
Smackdown
!
Findings(Science MagazineBlog) October 22 2009
Clean Smells Promote Moral Behavior, Study Suggests
Science Daily October 26 2009
Prescribing Cognitive Enhancers: A Primer
Bioethics Forum October 28 2009
High testosterone linked to miserly
behaviour
New Scientist October 26 2009
Brain scanners can tell what you're thinking about
New Scientist October 28 2009
Amputees defy
anatomy,
learn to move phantom limbs
Reuters October 26 2009
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