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Chuck Sherrington

(a.k.a. jonsca here)

Sir Charles Scott Sherrington is one of my science heroes, so I'm featuring him on my cogsci profile. He is often credited with coining the word "synapse."

I apologize that my activity on the site has been dwindling for a long time. Other commitments have pulled me away, but I still have a special place in my heart for CogSci. I am still keeping an eye on things, so behave yourselves.

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27 Have the abilities of John Lorber's patients with limited cortical mass been further evaluated in adulthood? Jul 15 '12
22 How are newly created neurons recruited into existing networks? Feb 8 '12
20 Does self-directed speech help or hurt a blind subject's auditory recognition? Jun 17 '12
20 Does dream recall disturb the processes of memory consolidation? Feb 1 '12
17 What form might Jungian archetypes take in the brain? Jun 12 '12
17 Do the neural substrates behind motivation to retain/dispose of property govern whether certain people view their friends and partners as possessions? Feb 29 '12
16 In what ways can neurons fire randomly? Mar 23 '12
15 Do animals that sleep during the day have a different sleep architecture than those who sleep at night? Jun 7 '13
14 What are current neuronal explanations and models of 'consciousness'? Jun 3 '12
14 Why does a stuffed up nose clear up momentarily when the person having it is startled or has an orgasm? Jun 21 '12
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