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- n. Plural form of neuroscientist.
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Examples
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My question for the cognitive neuroscientists is what do you do about reason?
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A scientific analysis of the Boskop fossils, "Big Brain: The Origins and Future of Human Intelligence," was recently published by Gary Lynch and Richard Granger, neuroscientists from the Dartmouth Brain Engineering Laboratory.
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And, neuroscientists have found no sign of immaterial components to the human mind.
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There, he oversees 30 neuroscientists and a $3 million research budget.
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Featuring interviews with toxicologists, neuroscientists and pharmacologists, as well as recreational users, this is cautionary but also busts one or two of the myths that have arisen thanks to the moral panic, as well as authentic concerns.
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Although Ricard laughs at the notion that he could be the happiest of the planet's six billion people, he doesn't deny how interesting it is that neuroscientists, who studied him and other meditators, detected changes in their brains when they experienced moments of unconditional love and compassion.
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This series of connected regions in the brain is apparently a hot topic for cognitive neuroscientists.
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In recent years, neuroscientists have learned that the release of oxytocin triggers feelings of love and attachment.
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But one thing Pradeep and his team of neuroscientists made clear to me is that it did make some impression in my brain, and that even if I consciously try to resist commercials, they are getting in.
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Guerrillas Help Scientists Study Literacy on Discovery News Blog … human Oct. 14, 2009 – Former guerrillas in Colombia have helped neuroscientists locate which parts of the brain are involved in literacy, according to a study published on Wednesday in the British journal Nature.
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