Neuroscience Resources

Below are some useful links to Neuroscience resources that could help you learn more about Neuroscience in general. You are welcome to try them out, but be careful: like TV, radio or other communication media, the web has its drawbacks:

Because it is free, and unsupervised, you are not ensured of the quality of the information you retrieve. Because you find it on the web does not mean it is true nor correct. Virtually anybody (even you!) can have web pages on anything. Use your judgment in a critical manner, and do not hesitate to get the same information from different web sources, or different media sources altogether.

Because it is very popular, the internet is sometimes overloaded. Some pages including a lot of graphics and text might be extremely long to get. Just be aware...

Because it is distributed around the world, and used by millions of people every day, the web changes continuously. Some computers may change their addresses, the people maintaining your favorite web-pages might quit their jobs... Links may not be always valid. Browsing the web involves sometimes trying many addresses out, looking for information somewhere else, do searches ... All together, this activity is often called 'web-surfing'. Be aware, it can be very TIME CONSUMING!

However, the web can be a wonderful tool, if you know how to use it. If you find other useful links, please let us know, and we will include them here.
Here are some useful neuroscience links.

Happy Web-Surfing to You!

General Links:

Search tool for all neuroscience resources on the internet.
List of all Institutions which have a Bioscience Programs (including Neuroscience).
The Cognitive Science program at UA.
The Psychology Department at UA.
The Neuroscience program at UA
Search research-level journals for articles.
General search tool.

Links to Some Educational Resources:

A Tutorial on the brain and its major subdivisions.
Neuroscience education tool.
Some definitions of neuroscience terms.
Some cool Brain Games (Washington University) from 'Neuroscience for kids'
Brain Rule!
Interactive Animations (North Harris College)
Brain and Mind (online magazine on neuroscience, Brazil)
Some Visual Illusions
The Emotion Home Page
The Responsive Face Page
The National Sleep foundation. See also, the NIH sleep disorders page.
Addiction (science, treatment, prevention and policy) (P.B.S)

Links to Some Brain-related Atlases on the Web:

UCLA Laboratory of neuro imaging and its mouse-brain atlas.
The Sheep brain Atlas (MSU)
The Fly Brain (UA)
Comparative neuroanatomy: The Brains of Dozens of Animals, from invertebrates to humans (Univ Wisconsin).
Internet Atlas of Histology College of medicine, University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign.
A primer on Brain Tumors (Harvard University), and the whole brain atlas (Harvard).
The Synapse Web Page and the atlas of ultra-structural neurocytology.

Links to Some Journals, and Their Latest Issues:

Links to Organizations (not Educational) Related to Neuroscience Research:

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Author: Jean-Marc Fellous, fellous at email.arizona.edu