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Call for Papers: Brain Sciences Journal

You are graciously invited to submit a manuscript to the Brain Sciences Journal (BSJ), the official journal of the Brain Sciences Foundation. This brand new publication aims to offer an innovative platform for interdisciplinary exchange of research in the cognitive sciences. The submission invitation is described in detail below. Kindly share this message with any interested colleagues or individuals in your network. The Brain Sciences Journal supports cross-disciplinary articles relating to…See More
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Brain Sciences Foundation commented on Marta Olivetti Belardinelli's group Cognitive Science
"Our organization is looking for papers to publish in its newly launched journal. Our goal for the publication is to include a diverse range of perspectives on brain function. For more information, please check out our website at brainsciences.org or…"
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Brain Sciences Foundation commented on Alireza Sibaei's group Neurology of Consciousness
"Our organization is looking for papers to publish in its newly launched journal. Our goal for the publication is to include a diverse range of perspectives on brain function. For more information, please check out our website at brainsciences.org or…"
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Neurology of Consciousness

A discussion group that especially dedicated to disorders of consciousness and sharing information and knowledge relevant to research of coma, vegetative state,…  We're looking for active membersSee More
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Brain Sciences Foundation joined Mike Pascoe's group
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Neurophysiology of Aging

This group has a focus on the consequences of aging on the nervous system. My interest is in changes of motor pathways but by no means is that the limit of the scope of this group.See More
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Brain Sciences Foundation commented on William H. Nesse's group Theoretical Neuroscience
"Our organization is looking for papers to publish in its newly launched journal. Our goal for the publication is to include a diverse range of theoretical perspectives on brain function. For more information, please check out our website at…"
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Brain Sciences Foundation joined Mitchell Slutzky's group
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Alzheimer's and related dementias

Alzheimer's and related dementias share much in common despite their disparate etiologies. Much can be done to prevent cognitive decline through diet, exercise, affect regulation and social connectedness. Share your research, thoughts and theories.See More
Jul 13, 2012
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Brain Sciences Foundation joined Karin Buetler's group
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Neuropsychology

A group dedicated to neuropsychology/cognitive neuroscience tackling the neural underpinnings of higher cognitive functions as well as its clinical application.Image: http://www.tcneuropsychology.com/Brain_Picture.jpg See More
Jul 13, 2012
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Brain Sciences Foundation joined Marta Olivetti Belardinelli's group
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Cognitive Science

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Brain-machine interfaces

Bridging the gap between human and machine minds. Post latest research, news and events in the field of BMI. Join us to stay up-to-date on the recent advances in your field. Participate in creative discussions.See More
Jul 13, 2012
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Brain Sciences Foundation joined William H. Nesse's group
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Theoretical Neuroscience

Dedicated to exploring theoretical constructs in neuroscience, using a synergy of experimental, mathematical, and computational methods.
Jul 13, 2012
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Brain Sciences Foundation is now a member of The NeuroNetwork
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Main areas of research:
Linguistic Processing, Neurosurgery, Cognitive Informatics, Perception, Artificial Intelligence
Interests/keywords:
artificial intelligence, bioinformatics, brain patterning, brind/mind duality, cognition, computational linguistics, BCI, language acquisition, machine learning, cognitive mapping, neurological disorders, perception
Collaborators:
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of California at Irvine, Boston University, University of Oxford, University of Paris- Sorbonne, Oxantium Ventures, Make a Mind Company, RF Nano,
Personal or laboratory homepage:
http://www.brainsciences.org
Publications:
http://www.brainsciencesjournal.org/

About the BSF

The Brain Sciences Foundation is designed to develop revolutionary principle-driven technologies and deploy them to the solving of intractable brain disorders. We will also work to acquire and distribute the means for those who share our vision to develop their research into products and procedures that can help cure brain related dysfunctions. Furthermore, by creating a venue for discussion, we hope to educate the public at large about the impact our research can have on our world and on mental health issues.

All of our collaborating organizations, as well as our staff and fellows, share our vision to develop several specific fields within brain science, and our drive to not only obtain knowledge, but to share it and to translate it into a form that is usable as a means to improve the quality of life for the public and to help those who suffer from currently incurable conditions.

The organization is based in Providence, Rhode Island, but unites researchers from all over the world.

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Call for Papers: Brain Sciences Journal

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You are graciously invited to submit a manuscript to the Brain Sciences Journal (BSJ), the official journal of the Brain Sciences Foundation. This brand new publication aims to offer an innovative platform for interdisciplinary exchange of research in the cognitive sciences. The submission invitation is described in detail below.…
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