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Tag: Cognition

How memory science can help us this semester

How memory science can help us this semester

EUSci6 October 20206 October 2020Leave a comment
Image credit: Jan Vašek, Pixabay. With teaching taking place almost exclusively online this semester (if not the whole academic year),...
What does dopamine actually have to do with happiness?

What does dopamine actually have to do with happiness?

EUSci5 May 20205 May 20203 Comments
Image credit: Mev, via Pixabay In popular media, neurotransmitters are often viewed as on-off switches for basic human emotions, but...
The brain is overrated: a look at cognition in slime mould

The brain is overrated: a look at cognition in slime mould

EUSci5 April 20206 April 2020Leave a comment
Historical, scientific and philosophical adventure into the nature of consciousness seems to have, nine times out of ten, made the...

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