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1 Sep 2007: The brain – the most complex organ in the human body – comprises billions of nerve cells, each forming the myriad of connections needed for cognitive functions. ... In the Centre for Speech, Language and the Brain (CSLB) in the Department of

6 Jun 2007: Disciplines represented among theparticipants included physics, biology, chemistry, neuroscience, psychology, philosophy, sociology,medicine, engineering, ecology, parapsychology, mathematics, ethology and religion. ... The phenomena of consciousness

22 May 2007: In this issue webring you the psychology ofgambling and who are Europe’shappiest people. ... The Palaeolithic excavations andresearch at this site, known as theBoxgrove project, showed a differentspecies of Homo at work, with adifferent cognitive

3 Sep 2007: Frith,2. and Paul W. Burgess11Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience and Department of Psychology and 2Wellcome Department of Imaging Neuroscience, Institute of. ... vious social cognitive neuroscience studies indicating func-. tional variation along this

4 Sep 2007: are faced with students who vary in their cognitive maturity, communication skills and prior knowledge of the subject matter. ... in cognitive psychology at The Teachers College, Columbia University, using a similar model.

13 Feb 2007: of Human Lesion StudiesThere are many reasons why we know so little about the cognitive functions of rostralPFC. ... of brain function, withthe inferences getting harder as one attempts to evaluate more putatively “central”cognitive processes.

4 Sep 2007: 1 Revised 4 September 2007 . The Twelfth Cambridge Conference on Open and Distance Learning . What do we know about using new technologies for learning and teaching? A ten year perspective . Return to index .