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Our Brains Are Not Split When it Comes to Word Versus Face Recognition
Marlene Behrmann previews her CNS keynote talk and dispels common myths about being left-brained v. right-brained...read more
Permanent Present Tense: Public Lecture and Keynote Address
Suzanne Corkin will give a public lecture at the CNS meeting in Boston on April 5 about the life of amnesiac patient, H.M. ...read more
Press Registration Open for the CNS 2014 Annual Meeting in Boston
Explore the nature of how we think at the CNS 21st annual meeting in Boston...read more
Exercise for the Aging Brain
Kirk Erickson talks about his upcoming AAAS talk about how exercise helps overcome age-related cognitive decline....read more
Remembering After We Sleep Could be a Smell Away
Exposing people who were sleeping to the same odor they smelled when learning a memory task improved their memory....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.
– Eric R. Kandel, M.D. (Nobel Laureate)