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The neurobiology of cognition

M. James Nichols and William T. Newsome ()
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M. James Nichols: Stanford University School of Medicine
William T. Newsome: Stanford University School of Medicine

Nature, 1999, vol. 402, issue 6761, C35-C38

Abstract: Perhaps the deepest mysteries facing the natural sciences concern the higher functions of the central nervous system. Understanding how the brain gives rise to mental experiences looms as one of the central challenges for science in the new millennium.

Date: 1999
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