Sentence examples for understanding of brain science from inspiring English sources
The people most inclined to ask the question "Would you let your kid play football?" did not play football themselves growing up, because their parents were put off by the sport's brutish culture, regardless of any understanding of brain science.
At a meeting in Boston earlier this week they announced a 10 year plan aimed at creating a deeper understanding of brain science.
Our exploding understanding of brain science is combining with increasingly elegant and portable technologies to create new classes of tools to assist us in this quest for mindful awareness.
All true, but we are far from understanding the ultimate cause of most psychiatric disorders, despite the promise of brain science.
"Having language for these mental experiences gives children more chances to regulate their emotions," said David Rock, who is a member of the Blue School's board and a founder of NeuroLeadership Institute, a global research group dedicated to understanding the brain science of leadership.
In the last 20 years there has been an explosion of new understanding in brain science.
More profoundly, Wolfe wondered whether neuroscience would eliminate the popular notion of the soul – nothing but a poetic name for "the self", he admitted – as he feared we might lose our moral compass unless the discoveries were accompanied by an understanding that brain science does not "diminish the richness of life, the magic of art, or the righteousness of political causes".
"NIMH is very interested in creating a cadre of new scientists, like Deanna, who have a deep understanding of brain and behavior from a basic science perspective but who can also apply those insights to solving an immense public health challenge".
Student understanding of science and science inquiry.
2, the targets for brain BDP achieve a new understanding of the brain, new treatments for brain disease, and new brain-like computing technologies.
Curing brain disease requires an intimate understanding of the brain at the brain-cell level.
