Extensive resource to belp site visitors identify structures in the brain. Provides information about each structure, including comparative neuroanatomy of primates and rodents.

"How does a brain store a mind?" A large collection of articles, essays, and links related to brain science. From Indiana University.

Using the detailed biophysics and microanatomy of cortical neurons to study their complexity from an information theory point of view - from the California Inst. of Technology.

Interactive software study guide in psychobiology and neuroscience - for purchase from Red Reef Publications.

Eclectic collection of thought-provoking, quasi-scientific opinions on brain function.

Cellular basis of information processing in the auditory system. Potassium channels, modeling, synaptic transmission, and dendritic integration.

Strives to be inter- and multi-disciplinary by drawing on experts from developmental psychology, developmental neurobiology, and developmental/behavioral pediatrics.

Information on neurotrophic factors.

Extensive review of ion channel biology and related neuromuscular pathology - from Washington Univ.-St. Louis.

Interactive exhibits, forum, and links aimed at exploring the observational basis and significance of the assertion that the nervous system underlies all aspects of human behavior and experience.

Contract research firm specializing in testing the functional efficacy of potential CNS therapeutics in animal models, with an additional focus on behavioural evaluation of genetically altered animals.

Research group, at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, working on the motor control of the cephalopod's (octopus vulgaris) flexible arm.

Examine everything from how neurons communicate with each other to the physiological processes that govern the way we act and think. From About.com.

Offering a compilation of current research on: genetics, brain and mind.

Scientific resources for the study of synapse structure and function, including tutorials on neurocytology, software, 3D data, and reconstructions from serial electron microscopy.

Innovators in digital EEG and MEG software for research and clinical applications.

Memorial to Shirley L. Buchanan and her contribution to behavioral neuroscience research. Includes information about her and other associated scientists, particularly journal publications.

Everything you ever wanted to know about the brain and the mind, but were afraid to ask.

A new advanced text on all aspects of the visual system. Major sections on physiology, the photoreceptor cell, the neuron and the performance of the eye.

Describes people and projects of hearing and balance research in Germany.

Resources related in several area of brain.

Innovative and speculative hypotheses on how mitochondria might act as flip-flop memory elements in the dendrites of neurons. Explanation of how mitochondria could trigger impulses and detect frequencies.

A three-week workshop focused on bringing together researchers from academia with their counterparts in industry, working on sensory systems and sensory-motor integration.

A practical guide to the art of microiontophoresis employed in neuroscience research.

Science Friday audio discussion of why we need sleep, with Clifford Saper, David White, and Craig Heller.

"Science Friday" audio discussion with Martin Citron, Charles Gross, and Evan Snyder on the 1999 discovery that new neurons are continually being added to the brains of adult monkeys, even to parts of the brain responsible for very high-level functioning, and what this might mean for learning, memory and the treatment of neurological diseases. Features related links.

Describes how neurogenesis in the adult brain is regulated by steroids and the immune system. Lists research, papers, talks, posters and awards. Phd from University of British Columbia. Currently doing post doctorate work at the Michael J. Fox Foundation.

Learn about the human brain in a simple, fun, and interactive environment.

Research concerning the correct formation and maintenance of the myelin sheath. Includes publications, members, photo gallery, and views and opinions. University of Oulu.

Educational booklet about how neurons develop, function, and die, prepared by the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke.

A research project exploring how British Sign Language (BSL) is processed by deaf people, with BSL translations of findings to date.

Articles and links on Biological Psychology.