Behind the Brain

  • Brain Anatomy

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    Brain Anatomy

    Basic Parts of the Brain: Cerebrum:               The cerebrum is located at the front of the brain. It is by far the largest part of the brain and contains both gray matter (neurons), and white matter (axons/nerve fibers). The cerebrum’s main function is to initiate and coordinate movement, and regulate temperature.…

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  • Brain Waves and EEG

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    Brain Waves and EEG

    In order to complete complex tasks more efficiently, neurons send coordinated electrical signals. These coordinated signals often result in brain waves. Brains waves are measured based on their frequency. Each brain wave have certain functions that they are associated with. Types of Brain Waves: Delta Waves (0.5 – 4 Hz):…

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  • How does the Brain See?

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    How does the Brain See?

    Sight is a remarkable gift. It allows to experience the world in a totally immersive way. But even more remarkable is the complexity behind how the eye works, how it sends information to the brain, and how the brain processes that information. Step 1: Reception of Photons The eye is…

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