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The human brain weighs a mere three pounds and
looks like a gray walnut, yet it is the most complex structre
in our world and the body's most vital organ. It encases some
100 billion or more nerve cells, and is capable of sending signals
to thousands of other cells at speeds of more than 200 miles
an hour. It deines who we are, yet is influenced by what we do.
It holds the secrets to conditions that have perplexed mankind
for centuries.
Lecture
Homework
Research Tools
How to Browse Hammack's Brain Books
How to Power Search Hammack's Brain Books
EBSCO Research Guide (part 1)
EBSCO Research Guide (part 2)
eBooks (140,000- all for free!)
Lab
Web Resources (Very Random)
Neuroscience Web Resources
Neuroscience Tutorial (Columbia University)
Excellent Neuroscience Site
Brain Science Podcast
Science American Mind Blogs
Human Connectome Project
Brain U
Royal Institute Christmas Lectures on the Brain
Charlie Rose Brain Series (interviews with top neuroscientists)
Brain on Money
Genes2Cognition (Awesome Website!)
National Institutes of Mental Health
Allen Institute for Brain Science
Comparative Mammalian Brain Collection
Secret Life of the Brain
Brain Anatomy
Neuroscience articles, podcasts, books, etc.
The Nervous System Anatomy (Get Body Smart)
All The Mind (BBC)
Mapping Memory (National Geographic)
How to Improve Memory
Jill Bolton, author of "My Stroke of Insight: A Brain Scientist's Personal Journey," TED Talk
Neuroscience TED Talks
Best Neuroscience Blogs
Scientific American: Mind
Waking Up To Sleep
Society for Neuroscience
Society of Biological Psychiatry
American Institute of Stress
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