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Welcome to Brain Stories

Submitted by Brain Stories on Sat, 06/16/2007 - 11:25am.

Curious about the brain? About behavior and experiences/feelings, your own and other people's? There's lots on Serendip to help you think about such things, and to encourage you to develop new understandings and new questions about them, including a whole section on Brain and Behavior and another on Mental Health. And, of course, there are new observations being made all of the time, reported in professional journals, newspapers, magazines, books, and on the web.


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Brain Behavior Institute 2008 - Session 4

 

BRAIN AND BEHAVIOR INSTITUTE 2008

 

The Web as an Educational Tool,
and Incentive for "Getting It Less Wrong"

 

The promise and possibilities


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Brain Behavior Institute 2008 - Schedule

 

BRAIN AND BEHAVIOR INSTITUTE 2008

Schedule


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Brain and Behavior Institute 2008 - Participants

Monday, 7 July Being a scientist/explorer/creator (theory)
 

BRAIN AND BEHAVIOR INSTITUTE 2008

Participants

 


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Brain Behavior Institute 2008 - Home

Brain and Behavior Institute 2008


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Brain and Behavior Resources

An evolving list to update other materials on Serendip, including Brain and Behavior Web Resources. Begun July, 2008. Suggestions for additions welcome in the on-line forum area below or by email to Paul Grobstein.


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Brains as Scientists

Brains as Scientists

Notes for a discussion with students in the Bryn Mawr College Science for College program

Paul Grobstein, 24 June 2008

 

From the Reflex Brain to the Exporatory Input/Output/Input Brain: The Inside/Outside Loop


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The Brain's Constructions and Deconstructions of "Reality"

Submitted by Brain Stories on Tue, 06/17/2008 - 5:04pm.
Illusions, ambiguous figures, and impossible figures:
informed guessing and beyond

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Creativity, Brain, Indeterminacy

Creativity, the Mind, and the Brain:
From Van Gogh to Indeterminacy and Beyond
Geetanjali Vaidya
December 2007 
 
This paper was prepared as a senior thesis in biology at Bryn Mawr College, and is made available to encourage continuing explorations of the nature and significance of of creativity.   Comments and continuing discussion are welcome in the on-line forum at the end of this paper.  
 
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Social Cognition and The Bipartite Brain

Submitted by Ian Morton on Sat, 05/17/2008 - 9:28pm.
Social Cognition and The Bipartite Brain



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