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Snippets of science by GC
Snippets of science by GC.
Issue 12:
27.10 - 2.11.10.
SELECTING IN SUPPORT OF BIOPHYSICAL SCIENCES, FROM THE MACROMOLECULAR
TO SUB ATOMIC AND FUNDAMENTAL PARTICLES.
Item 1: Competing visual stimuli, neuronal response, medial temporal lobe, brain. Item 2: .
Item 1.Keywords: Competing visual stimuli, neuronal response, medial temporal lobe, brain.
Medial temporal lobe shown to have physical capacity for neuronal direction of response to competing external stimuli working via internal electronic representation of the competing external visual stimuli.
12 patients with epilepsy and electrodes implanted to enable localisation of brain lesion for possible surgical excision consented to participate in an experiment designed to explore medial temporal lobe response to competing external stimuli. The results showed that the brain physically can modulate its electronic response to competing stimuli, and do so very quickly. The patients all gave infomred consent.
This item was posted by GavaghanCommunications on 19.11.10. Apologies to readers for the delay. All part of the shake down and rationalisation of what the title is about editorially and has the potential to become.
Based on a paper in Nature: On-line, voluntary control of human temporal lobe neurons, by Moran Cerf et al. DOI:10.1038/nature09510.
All items in Snippets of science are prepared by the named author of the item, working with embargoed material, and are based on the published paper only. No interviews.
Copyright, Snippets of science by GC and Helen Gavaghan.
Contributing editor, production, coding and design: Helen Gavaghan.
Musings of a science writer: Carbon is a single minded molecule with a penchant for symmetrical relationships. When alone with others of its species it orders itself demurely, tidily, sometimes elegantly, often expensively. In combination it is a shape shifter. Is pongy or intrusive. It threads its way through water, plants, air and animals. Its names are longer than a Spanish grandees. It gives warmth, structure, danger and sustenence to life. So why did this molecule defeat me temporarily when I was 20? Because I had not thought about transition elements nor applied wave functions to biology in my mind. HG.
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Snippets of science by GC.
Issue 12:
27.10 - 2.11.10.
SELECTING IN SUPPORT OF BIOPHYSICAL SCIENCES, FROM THE MACROMOLECULAR
TO SUB ATOMIC AND FUNDAMENTAL PARTICLES.
Item 1: Competing visual stimuli, neuronal response, medial temporal lobe, brain. Item 2: .
Item 1.Keywords: Competing visual stimuli, neuronal response, medial temporal lobe, brain.
Medial temporal lobe shown to have physical capacity for neuronal direction of response to competing external stimuli working via internal electronic representation of the competing external visual stimuli.
12 patients with epilepsy and electrodes implanted to enable localisation of brain lesion for possible surgical excision consented to participate in an experiment designed to explore medial temporal lobe response to competing external stimuli. The results showed that the brain physically can modulate its electronic response to competing stimuli, and do so very quickly. The patients all gave infomred consent.
This item was posted by GavaghanCommunications on 19.11.10. Apologies to readers for the delay. All part of the shake down and rationalisation of what the title is about editorially and has the potential to become.
Based on a paper in Nature: On-line, voluntary control of human temporal lobe neurons, by Moran Cerf et al. DOI:10.1038/nature09510.
All items in Snippets of science are prepared by the named author of the item, working with embargoed material, and are based on the published paper only. No interviews.
Copyright, Snippets of science by GC and Helen Gavaghan.
Contributing editor, production, coding and design: Helen Gavaghan.
Musings of a science writer: Carbon is a single minded molecule with a penchant for symmetrical relationships. When alone with others of its species it orders itself demurely, tidily, sometimes elegantly, often expensively. In combination it is a shape shifter. Is pongy or intrusive. It threads its way through water, plants, air and animals. Its names are longer than a Spanish grandees. It gives warmth, structure, danger and sustenence to life. So why did this molecule defeat me temporarily when I was 20? Because I had not thought about transition elements nor applied wave functions to biology in my mind. HG.
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