R. Douglas Fields's Books
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The Other BrainNow in trade paperback - the importance of the brain’s glial cells and why they may hold the key to memory and a variety of diseases.Read More
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Scientific American, December 28, 2012
...Hills, Calif. Editors' note: For more information on the vomeronasal organ, see “Sex and the Secret Nerve,” by R. Douglas Fields; Scientific American Mind, February/March 2007. IS INTELLIGENCE FIXED? In “Building Better Brains,” John...
Scientific American, December 28, 2012
...Hills, Calif. Editors' note: For more information on the vomeronasal organ, see “Sex and the Secret Nerve,” by R. Douglas Fields; Scientific American Mind, February/March 2007. IS INTELLIGENCE FIXED? In “Building Better Brains,” John...
Huffington Post, December 9, 2012
...By R. Douglas Fields Studies have shown that whether you are from the North or South, a Southern twang pegs the speaker as comparatively dimwitted, but also likely to be a nicer...
Scientific American, December 8, 2012
...- C. Magnus Rittby - R. Douglas Fields ? - Janet D. Stemwedel ? - Amanda Netburn ? The San Diego Coastal Expedition - Bora Zivkovic ? ScienceOnline2012 – interview with William Gunn - Alex Wild...
Scientific American, October 1, 2012
...isn’t the only mechanism that’s been proposed to account for the effects of experience on myelination. R Douglas Fields and colleagues published a paper last year showing that a neurotransmitter called glutamate, released along axons in response to...
Zimbio, August 15, 2012
...revealed that glia are implicated in lots of unconscious processes and diseases [see "The Hidden Mind," by R. Douglas Fields; Scientific American Thoughts, Could/June 2011], this is among the first studies to recommend that glia play a key position in...
AOL Health, August 6, 2012
...a single leg squat. Gait and Posture 36, 461-466. This Blogger's Books from The Other Brain by R. Douglas Fields Ph.D. The Other Brain by R. Douglas Fields Ph.D...
