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- 网络神经科学家；神经学家；心智科学专家和神经科学家
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Many economists are now trying to absorb lessons learned by psychologists, neuroscientists and sociologists.
许多经济学家现在正努力吸取心理学家、神经科学家及社会学家之前的经验教训。
IN AN attempt to treat depression, neuroscientists once carried out a simple experiment.
在一次对抑郁症的治疗的企图中，神经科学家曾完成了一个简单的试验。
Neuroscientists have recently become fascinated with a particularly telling pair of rare brain disorders.
神经医学科学家最近被一对有特殊关联的罕见脑部疾病所吸引。
When you compare the brain's detectives, neuroscientists, to other detectives, the neuroscientists seem to fall short in solving mysteries.
相对于其他领域的侦探，人类大脑方面的侦探-神经学专家-在探索奥秘上显得不尽如人意。
englishtang. com english tang . com The big dream for neuroscientists is to be able to watch our brain cells in action, in real time.
对于神经学家而言，最大的梦想就是能够实时观察脑细胞的活动。
Not so long ago neuroscientists, too, were guilty of victimizing the mentally ill and the imprisoned in the name of science.
不久前，神经科学家们因为以科学的名义使精神疾病患者和被监禁者成为受害者而有罪。
Neuroscientists will now be able to monitor the microscopic changes that occur over the course of progressive brain disease.
神经科学家现在已经有可能监测某种脑内疾病的整个进程的显微结构变化。
Neuroscientists are starting to understand how the brain adds a somatosensory dimension to our perception of other people.
神经科学家开始了解大脑如何增加了体感层面，以我们其他人的看法。
eg. But in the last decade neuroscientists have overthrown this idea in favor of a more malleable brain.
但过去的十年里，神经学家推翻了上述观点，转而支持大脑可塑性观点。
Neuroscientists used to think glia were simply the sticky stuff that holds neurons together.
神经学家过去认为这些粘糊糊的胶质只是用来把神经元黏合在一起。
Even though dance is a fundamental form of human expression, neuroscientists have given it relatively little consideration.
虽然舞蹈被认为是人类的一种基本的表达方式，但以前它很少引起神经生物学家的关注。
It's not as though the task of neuroscientists who work on free will has to be to show there isn't any.
似乎参与自由意志研究的神经学家的任务就是为了揭示根本没有自由意志，事实并非如此。
MacLean's analysis is not much believed now by neuroscientists, but it has stuck in the popular imagination.
尽管麦克林的分析如今并不太为神经科学家们所信服，但这一理念早已根植于普通大众的想象之中。
A team of economists and neuroscientists has now identified a brain region that seems to play a critical role.
一个经济学家和神经学家团队目前确认，脑内某一区域在其中具有关键作用。
Neuroscientists have been interested in how feelings of rejection relate to physical pain for some time.
感情受挫与身体疼痛是如何联系的？这是神经科学家们近来很关注的。
Spurred by the cascade of new evidence for the brain's plasticity, Western neuroscientists have taken a keen interest.
不断被新的关于大脑可塑性的证据激励着，西方的神经系统科学家们有了强烈的兴趣。
Neuroscientists conducting the research know that any small difference in such a small sampling does not lead to an overall generalization.
做这项研究的心理学家认为，在这么小的取样范围内小的差别不足以得出全面的一般性的结论。
Eleven years later, this argument continues to trigger fierce debate among philosophers, psychologists, and neuroscientists.
十一年后，这个论点还在引起哲学家、心理学家及神经科学家的剧烈争论。
Neuroscientists studying mammals from voles to hyenas are discovering key correlations between brain chemicals and social strategies.
从事田鼠和鬣狗之类的哺乳类研究之神经科学家，正在探索脑部化学分子与社交策略之间的关联性。
Without this model, neuroscientists focused their work narrowly and left the big picture alone.
缺乏这样的理论模式，神经科学家便专注于狭隘的研究工作，而不再理会大格局。
By disrupting brain activity in a particular region, neuroscientists can sway people's views of moral situations.
通过对大脑特殊区域活动的干扰，神经学家能够支配人们对于道德状况的观点。
Neuroscientists have already made great strides, identifying key brain regions and potential molecular mechanisms.
神经科学家在辨识关键大脑区位以及潜藏分子机制方面的研究已有了很大的进展。
In the 1930s, neuroscientists began to record these impulses with implantable electrodes.
世纪30年代，神经学家开始用可植入体内的电极记录这些脉冲。
This may not seem surprising to most of us, but it has puzzled neuroscientists for decades.
对我们中的大多数人来说这似乎并不奇怪，但它却困扰了神经系统科学家长达几十年来。
The study overturns neuroscientists' assumption that memories of our surroundings are encoded in the brain in an unpredictable way.
这项研究推翻了以往神经学家们的假设。过去认为大脑对我们周围事物的记忆进行编码的方式是不可预测的。
Now neuroscientists have identified a potential explanation: a sticky switch in the neural circuits that coordinate memory and attention.
目前神经科学家已经确定了潜在的解释：神经回路中的相关神经元在协调着人类的记忆力和注意力。
Neuroscientists are finding that numbers and ideas are more easily processed when presented in three or four chunks.
神经学家们发现，被分为成三或四块的想法更易于被处理表述。
Yet neuroscientists have been left largely to their own devices, restrained only by standard codes of medical ethics and experimentation.
然而神经科学家留下了大量的他们自己的装置，仅仅受到标准的医疗道德和试验准则的限制。
The most advanced computer systems on Earth can't approach that kind of ability, and neuroscientists still don't know quite how we do it.
地球上最先进的计算机系统也不能仿效这种能力，并且神经学科学家仍然不知道我们是怎样做到这一点的。
Neuroscientists have discovered that eye-to-eye contact unleashes a burst of activity in the reward center of the brain.
神经学科学家发现目光的交流可以引起大脑的反应中枢产生一系列的反应。
Later, neuroscientists use these patterns to predict what the volunteers are doing or seeing in a separate scanning session.
神经学家根据这些图像推测研究对象在各自扫描时段内看什么或做什么。
In a new study, MIT neuroscientists have identified the brain activity that appears to control this skill.
麻省理工学院的神经学家在一项新研究里发现了似乎能控制这种技能的大脑活动。
Similar reports soon followed in species from mice to marmosets , and by 1998 neuroscientists in the U.
之后，科学家又陆续从小鼠到狨猴等其他动物观察到类似结果。
But now, a study from MIT neuroscientists shows that a switch between two of these rhythms is critical for learning habitual behavior.
但现在，麻省理工神经系统科学家的一份报告表明在这些节奏中的两种频率的转换，对于学习习惯行为是至关重要的。
Neuroscientists have speculated that in people, mirror neurons could represent the neural basis of empathy.
神经科学家推测，对于人来说，镜像神经元或许代表着心灵相通的神经基础。
Psychologists or neuroscientists (or even common sense) might shed more light on the event, but economic logic per se can go no further.
也许心理学家或者神经科学专家，甚至人们的常识都能对事件提供更多启示，但经济学的逻辑本身只能止步于此。
Instead of doing multiple things simultaneously, we actually switch our attention from task to task extremely quickly, say neuroscientists.
神经学家说，一心多用并不是同时进行多项事情，实际上我们的注意力是在不同任务之间极其迅速地切换。
"We were flooded with neuroscientists and educators who said they'd been waiting for this for years, " Marzullo says.
“我们被神经科学界的专家学者给包围了，他们说他们等待类似的发明已经好多年了，”马尔祖洛说。
In fact, forgetting is a very active process, albeit subconscious, neuroscientists say.
事实上，神经学家说，遗忘是一个非常活跃的过程，尽管人们意识不到这点。
Over the past year, the prospective brain hypothesis has gained steady support among neuroscientists.
在过去的一年中，前瞻性脑力假设不断地得到神经学家们的支持。
