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Neural Connections
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URL: http://www.neuralconnections.net/

Proper Citation: Neural Connections (RRID:SCR_006986)

Description: Blog is first and foremost dedicated to circuitry, all the way from a small cluster of connections in a small brain area to wide-spread circuitry between several brain areas (local, regional and functional connectivity). My Philosophy (on neuroscience): I do not think that functions of the brain (and/or mind) can be localized to certain areas (modular zones). This is a distributed, interactive function in a neural network. Second, there is usually an underlying tone that relates to the hippocampus, and/or the post has a systems-level approach to it. Postings will most likely be in a review-esque fashion. This is really meant to be an information resource. I hope to get more opinion pieces in there sometime. Posts are usually what I am currently researching, interested in, or what I have previously done research on at one time. I also want to build a community of professionals and others interested in neuroscience and/or psychology (philosophy of mind, too!). The blog, in general, helps everything (the information) stay fresh in my mind.

Abbreviations: NC

Synonyms: Neural Connections - How circuitry can unravel the mind

Resource Type: data or information resource, blog, narrative resource

Keywords: circuitry, cognition, connectivity, depressive disorder, emotion, face, hippocampus, memory, neuro outreach, perception, philosophy, psychology, sfn, stress, anxiety, neuroscience

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