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Knowing Neurons is an award-winning neuroscience education and outreach website that was created by young neuroscientists. The global team members at Knowing Neurons explain complicated ideas about the brain and mind clearly and accurately using powerful images, infographics, and animations to enhance written content. With an extensive social media presence, Knowing Neurons has become an important science communication outlet and resource for both students and teachers.
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Thanks Anita! Also if there could be references on future posts I’d very much appreciate it! I like looking at the actual studies that contained the information.
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References please?
Hi Paul! Here is the reference:
Park et al., Nature Neuroscience, 2014 (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24609466)
Thanks Anita! Also if there could be references on future posts I’d very much appreciate it! I like looking at the actual studies that contained the information.