The Undergraduate Behavioral Neuroscience Resource Project was
launched to provide college undergraduates, advanced high school
students, and anyone else that may be interested with up-to-date,
accurate, and yet understandable information about topics
related to behavioral neuroscience. New topics will be added to
the site periodically. The topics available from the project are:
Acupuncture
Visual Perception and Aesthetics
Current Trends in Alzheimer's
Disease Research
Audition and Music
Autism and the Opioid Excess
Theory
Brain Imaging
Dopamine and Drugs of Abuse
REM and Dreaming
Dyslexia
Estrogen Therapy and Cognitive Function
Huntington's Disease
Monoamine Oxidase
MDMA
Myesthenia Gravis
The Neuroscience of Nightmares
Olfaction
Parkinson's Disease
Phantom Limb Pain
Placebo Effects and Anxiety
Disorders
Psychophysiology
of Serial Killers
Serotonin Function and LSD
Sleep Deprivation
Split Brain
Consciousness
Auditory Hallucinations
in Schizophrenia
Treatments for Schizophrenia
Neural Stem Cells
Synesthesia
Tourette's Syndrome
New in 2003:
ADD/ADHD
Autism and Gene Therapy
Cochlear Implants
Neuroscience of Orgasm
New in 2004:
Alcohol and the Brain
Dopamine Hypothesis of Schizophrenia
Lesch-Nyhan Disease
Long-term Potentiation
Narcolepsy
Vision
And Now, All New for 2005:
The Neuroscience of Intelligence
Pharmacological treatments for Unipolar Depression
The Role of the Vagus Nerve in Bulimia
Spinal Cord Injury: Physiological Effects, Potential Treatments
