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Life sciences/Neuroscience/Neuroimaging/Functional neuroimaging/Functional magnetic resonance imaging

Sally Shaywitz, 2020 AAAS Fellow, Has Worked to Unravel the Mysteries of Dyslexia
Kelsey Houston-Edwards - Mass Media Science and Engineering Fellow 2016
Michael Posner—measuring the mind
Identifying math anxiety in the classroom and at home
Randy Buckner wants to know what makes us remember
Tom Mitchell studies human language with both man and machine
Forget CAT scans; dog scans show canine brain activity
Imaging Helps Scientists Zero In on Brain Disease at All Ages
Neuroscience's Future Includes Medical Advances and Ethical Quandaries
The promise of neuroscience for treating brain disorders is real, experts said at AAAS. So are questions about how these advances are used in court and preventive medicine, and about how quickly research is translated into help for patients.
With Better Sharing, Neuroscientists Could Wring More Insights From Raw Data
Many neuroscience data sets have far more information than any laboratory can fully analyze, and researchers must do more to ensure their data are accessible to others, experts said at AAAS.
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