Neurowetenschappen Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Phototransduction cascade

CNS Organization

Proprioception

A summary of chapters 1 - 7 of the book "Principles of Cognitive Neuroscience" used in the course Cognitive Neurosciences.

This is a summary of the second part of the course Cognitive Neurosciences. Covered is among other things, memory, emotion and language. At the end of the file, there is a summary of various diseases and patients discussed during the course. The summary is in English, because the course is in English as well.

This is the summary of 'Cognitive Neuroscience' given to the Faculty of Social Sciences at Utrecht University. It is a very complete summary of the course and provides enough information to pass the exam. Nevertheless, it contains a lot of information about subjects that are useful for students of medicine, psychology and physiology. The topics discussed in this summary are: - EEG - fMRI & Vision - Unit Recording - Auditory Perception - Motor System - Attention - Attention Control - Memory - E...

Dit is het vak Cognitive Neuroscience van UU. Deze documenten gaan over deel 2 van de cursus, dus deeltentamen 2. Het is met name gefocust op de meest belangrijke stof uit de hoorcolleges de meest relevante informatie uit het boek. Het is dus geen samenvatting van het hele boek, maar de relevante informatie hiervan. Het is volledig in het Engels omdat zowel het boek als de hoorcolleges in het Engels zijn geschreven.

Summary of all knowledge required for the exam

This is the course Cognitive Neuroscience from UU. These documents are about part 1 of the course, so partial examination 1. It is mainly focused on the most important material from the lectures the most relevant information from the book. So it is not a summary of the whole book, but the relevant information. It is entirely in English because both the book and the lectures are written in English.

A summary of chapters 2 - 6 of the book 'Cognitive Science, an introduction to the study of mind', Third Edition. Part of the course Artificial Intelligence at Utrecht University. The Philosophical Approach - The Psychological Approach - The Cognitive Approach I - The Cognitive Approach II - The Neuroscience Approach