Neuroscience: Small, furry … and smart

Jonah Lehrer

Nature, 2009, vol. 461, issue 7266, 862-864

Abstract: Researchers have engineered more than 30 strains of 'smart mice', revealing possible ways to boost human brains. But, as Jonah Lehrer finds, cognitive enhancement may come at a cost.

Date: 2009
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