neuroscience

Preposition: of

• language: Martina is interested in auditory perception and the cognitive neuroscience of language.
• memory: In A. Parker, E. Wilding and T. Bussey ( Eds. ) The cognitive neuroscience of memory: encoding and retrieval. pp.
• consciousness: Dehaene, S. and Naccache, L. ( 2001 ) Toward a cognitive neuroscience of consciousness: basic evidence and a workspace framework.

Converse of object

• include: The first year will be devoted to intensive study across the breadth of neuroinformatics, including neuroscience, followed by 3 years of research.
• study: It is not necessary for you to be studying neuroscience or experimental psychology; nor do you need expertise in statistics.

Adjective modifier

• cognitive: Abstract: Cognitive neuroscience aspires to explain how the brain produces conscious states.
• affective: Recent advances in affective neuroscience have demonstrated this beyond doubt for fear.
• computational: Iain started a PhD in computational neuroscience at UCL in October 2002.
• behavioral: In broad terms, behavioral neuroscience describes the study of the neural basis of behavior.
• developmental: The field of developmental neuroscience is far less well developed.
• molecular: Sharma completed a PhD in molecular neuroscience at The School of Pharmacy, University of London.

Modifies a noun

• curriculum: Second, our students are exposed to a formal neuroscience curriculum in only the first of the two preclinical years.
• laboratory: This encompasses clinicians, psychologists and scientists working together in our basic neuroscience laboratories, and the Dementia Clinical Research Group.
• research: Much of what we know about the human brain comes from neuroscience research on monkeys.
• unit: You would usually first consult your GP who will refer you to a local hospital or sometimes directly to a neuroscience unit for investigation.
• center: Building a new neuroscience research center at Cambridge will almost certainly increase the use of primates in the UK.
• resource: The site provides links to US government and foundations ' Web sites, affiliated societies, and neuroscience resources available on the Web.

Noun used with modifier

• cognitve: Keywords: Cognitive science, philosophy of science, cognitive models, artificial intelligence, computer science, cognitve neuroscience.
• system: Several projects depend on fMRI, as does much work generally in the field of systems neuroscience.
• primate: The University of Cambridge's proposal to build a world-class primate neuroscience center has finally received planning permission.