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- This is Your Brain on Anti-drug Ads
- CNS 2013 Meeting: Attention Research Guides Toward Behavioral Training
- CNS 2013 Meeting: Moving Away from “Fear” to Unify Field of Mind Science
- CNS 2013 Press Release: Memory, the Adolescent Brain, and Lying: Understanding the Limits of Neuroscientific Evidence in the Law
- CNS 2013 Meeting: Language — What’s Memory Got to Do with It
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- This is your brain on antidrug messages - Ian Ramsay et al on how teen brains respond to anti-drug messages - http://t.co/Drvo5LVrH7
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This is Your Brain on Anti-drug Ads
New research sheds light on how teen brains process anti-drug messages ...read more
CNS 2013 Meeting: Time Cells Bring Together Research on Memory
On neurons that keep track of time in our memories – time cells ...read more
CNS 2013 Meeting: Controlling Emotional Response is Key to Treating Mental Illness
Opportunities for treating mental illnesses lie in controlling emotional response...read more
CNS 2013 Meeting: Making Decisions Based on Context: A New Mechanism Gains Traction
Research on how the brain processes relevant information to make context-dependent decisions...read more
CNS 2013 Meeting: From the Pain of Financial Risk-Taking to Creativity Among Mixed-Handers
Get a preview of just a few of the posters being presented today at the opening poster session for CNS 2013...read more
Cognitive Neuroscience—with its concern about perception, action, memory, language and selective attention—will increasingly come to represent the central focus of all Neurosciences in the 21st century.
Congratulations to the 2013 George A. Miller Award winner,
Dr. Fred Gage!
Please join us in San Francisco on Saturday, April 13th when Dr. Gage accepts this prestigious award and delivers his lecture "Function and Regulation of Neurogenesis in the adult hippocampal formation.".
Congratulations to the 2013 Distinguished Career Contributions Award winner
Dr. Bob Knight!
Please join us in San Francisco on Monday, April 15th when Dr. Knight accepts his award and delivers his lecture, "Prefrontal Cortex and Behavior: Insights from Neurological and Neurosurgical Patients".