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In 1997 the Isaac Newton Institute hosted a programme on neural networks and machine learning (NNM). Organised by Christopher M. Bishop (currently Distinguished Scientist at Microsoft Research, Cambridge), the programme attracted over 180 participants and was the largest international gathering of its kind at the time. It has since been hailed a landmark event. 
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Is your emotional style getting you down? Research finds the neural basis of your responses to life-and how you can change them.
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Sex in the brain, and what it reveals about the neuroscience of deep pleasure...
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Equipped with tiny sensors, insects could scout out buildings filled with noxious chemicals, check under rubble after an earthquake and go places no human spy ever could.
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(Medical Xpress) -- A key phenomenon studied by neuroscientists is the brain’s ability to recognize errors when they occur, link them to the associated behavior, and apply those errors in a way that modifies the behavior - the overall goal being to...
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A happy marriage relieves stress and makes one feel as safe as an adored baby. Articles about NEUROSCIENCE: http://www.scoop.it/t/science-news?page=1&tag=neuroscience
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It's believed that listening to Mozart and other classical music recordings will make the listener smarter, but this is a misconception as there's nothing unique about Mozart's ability to increase your mental abilities.
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Scientists around the world have claimed that Mozart's music makes people more intelligent and improves health.
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October 7, 2013 9:06 PM
Ryal Newfeldt: Music is the perfect way to improve your mood, and clear your thoughts as you focus on sounds that stimulate your mind and soul. Therefore it is not surprising that Mozart's music has been scientifically proven to improve health in some instances
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'The neurobiology of self-learning' - the birth of a new field in neuroscience? - bjoern.brembs.blog'The neurobiology of self-learning' - the birth of a new field in neuroscience? - bjoern.brembs.blog http://bjoern.brembs.net/comment-n794.html#.TrbEUovVA-k.tumblr Yesterday, I shared another post...
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