Sentence examples for neuroscience experiment from inspiring English sources

RoboRoach #12 and its brethren are billed as a do-it-yourself neuroscience experiment that allows students to create their own "cyborg" insects.

The neuroanatomical section of the neurocore database contains the basic neuroanatomical information needed to provide the framework for storing specific neuroanatomical data, as well as for providing the proper anatomical framework to store any neuroscience experiment within the neurocore.

And now that she's raised $661,452 to found the Marina Abramović Institute, she's supporting new work by Suzanne Dikker, Matthias Oostrik, Peter Burr, Diederik Schoorl, and Matthew Patterson Curry on "interactive brain-art installation" and neuroscience experiment Mutual Wave Machine. .

Newman et al.'s findings open the door to a new type of neuroscience experiment where it is possible to manipulate activity patterns as they are produced by the brain.

Last week, Sir David Attenborough and the primatologist Dame Jane Goodall called for an end to the use of non-human primates in certain neuroscience experiments, saying medical progress in this area could now be made without the use of monkeys.

Dr Katy Taylor, the director of science at Cruelty Free International, said: "The use of non-human primates in neuroscience experiments is a hugely controversial area of research with profound ethical and moral concerns.

Research on great apes (chimpanzees, gorillas and orangutans) has been banned in the UK since the 1980s, but other primates, such as marmosets and macaques continue to be used in neuroscience experiments, including in the development of new drugs.

Lured by such sophisticated new technologies as functional magnetic resonance imaging, which essentially takes snapshots of the brain in action, scholars in philosophy, music and even literature are devising their own neuroscience experiments.

Many neuroscience experiments have indicated that the brain processes information much faster than conscious awareness can keep track of it, so that countless mental operations run, in the neuroscientist David Eagleman's phrase, "under the hood" – unseen by the conscious mind in the driving-seat.

· α-Chloralose is a hypnotic frequently used in neuroscience experiments [44].

Then we discuss mechanisms of cognition, recent neuroscience experiments, and corresponding mathematical models.