
Betting on Consciousness: Ancient Question Meets Ancient Game
Welcome to the seventh installment of
Mind Matters
Mind Matters is Sciam.com's "seminar blog" on the sciences of mind and brain.
Welcome to the seventh installment of
Mind Matters
Mind Matters is Sciam.com's "seminar blog" on the sciences of mind and brain.
Welcome to the fifth installment of Mind Matters Sciam.com's "seminar blog" on the sciences of mind and brain. Each week, top researchers describe their disciplines' most significant new findings -- and what they, as fellow researchers, find most exciting, maddening, significant, odd, or otherwise noteworthy in the research driving their fields...
Welcome to the fourth installment of
Mind Matters
Mind Matters is Sciam.com's "seminar blog" on the sciences of mind and brain.
This week's paper is On Making the Right Choice: The Deliberation-Without-Attention Effect by Ap Dijksterhuis, Maarten W. Bos, Loran F. Nordgren and Rick B.
David Dobbs, our regular Mind Matters columnist, is taking advantage of the balmy weather to get some much-needed R&R. So we dug up one of the very first Mind Matters columns on account of it being newly topical.....
by A. David Redish, Ph.D. University of Minnesota Commentary on Microstructure of a spatial map in the entorhinal cortex," by Torkel Hafting, Marianne Fyhn, Sturla Molden, May-Britt Moser and Edvard I...
Welcome to Mind Matters.
Below, in an enthralling pair of posts about how neural mechanisms of navigation may also underlie memory and cognition, neuroscientists James J...
Helen Mayberg may have found the switch that lifts depression--and shined a light on the real link between thought and emotion
Mirror neurons are providing stunning insights into everything from how we learn to walk to how we empathize with others
Joseph E. LeDoux discovered how fear arises. Now he is showing that the biology of emotions is what gives life meaning
In infants, Elizabeth Spelke finds fundamental insights into how men and women think
For this mountain-climbing neuroscientist, explaining consciousness is the ultimate extreme sport
The growing controversy over fMRI scans is forcing us to confront whether brain equals mind
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