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Inside Information: The Brain and How It Works
This program explains research on the brain's processes: how individual parts of the brain work, how the brain uses pattern recognition rather than logic to interpret reality, which experiments with computer analogs have been successful and which hav...(more details) |
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The Seven Ages of the Brain
This program focuses on how a brain grows from a fertilized egg and how our brains change, even after birth, right up to old age. The establishment of connections between brain cells occurs not only in the womb, but also after birth. These connection...(more details) |
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Bubble, Bubble, Toil and Trouble
The most basic component of the brain is the neuron, and one of the best ways of studying brain cells at work is to see how they respond to identified events in the outside world, such as a sight or a sound. In this program, we start to construct a d...(more details) |
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The Electric Ape
The brain is an odd-looking object whose basic shape is elaborated and modified according to species but whose appearance gives few clues as to how it works. This program demonstrates what the brain looks like, how it generates electricity, and how i...(more details) |
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Through a Glass Darkly
It is impossible to guess what the brain is doing just by looking at it. How, then, do we study it? This program demonstrates how, while tracing the development of increasingly sophisticated and accurate windows into the functioning of the brain. The...(more details) |
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