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10 Jun 2012:David Nutt: In years to come alcohol may be replaced with happier alternatives and we could all be immunised against developing harmful habits
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13 Jun 2012:Simon Baron-Cohen: Losing a tissue collection because of freezer failure is a serious setback to neuroscience – and distressing to donors' families
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12 Jun 2012:
She realised that part of her brain was not functioning properly so she devised a series of cognitive exercises to develop it. The results changed her life – and now she has helped thousands of children with learning
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11 Jun 2012:
Neuroscientist and short story writer David Eagleman discusses his Royal Opera House debut, and why he believes brain science will change how our legal system treats criminals
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10 Jun 2012:
David Nutt: In years to come alcohol may be replaced with happier alternatives and we could all be immunised against developing harmful habits
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10 Jun 2012: Mapping the brain could unlock the secrets of human individuality. But with billions of changing neural networks in a cubic millimetre, the task is immense, says Sebastian Seung
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10 Jun 2012:
Gary Marcus tells Ian Tucker how learning a musical instrument at 40-plus has rocked his world
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7 Jun 2012:
Martin Robbins: Desperate attempts to link video games to violence make me far more angry than the games themselves ever did
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7 Jun 2012: Research says children under 15 could face tumours or leukaemias in later life if they have three or more scans
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6 Jun 2012:
Gary Marcus used his scientific knowledge to show you can teach an old dog new tricks – even to play guitar like a musical genius (well, near enough)
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4 Jun 2012:
American author and physicist Leonard Mlodinow explains his book Subliminal about the hidden machinations of the unconscious mind
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3 Jun 2012: ECT has had a bad press. But new techniques in electrical stimulation of the brain could soon treat a whole range of conditions, writes Kerri Smith
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31 May 2012:
He shared the Nobel prize for unravelling the mechanism of the nerve impulse
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30 May 2012:
Mo Costandi: Should amputation be offered as a treatment to people suffering from Body Integrity Identity Disorder?
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29 May 2012: Rosalind English: Monsters are born, not made: the latest round in the debate about criminal responsibility questions the very existence of intuitive morality
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Guardian Professional,
28 May 2012:
The £20m grant to UCL was a 'blockbuster', a huge amount to develop a new research centre. Paul Ramsbottom of Wolfson Foundation explains how the decision was made
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