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ROBERT DARNELL AND TITIA DE LANGE
Robert Darnell and Titia de Lange have been elected to the Institute of Medicine
Patients with lesions to the intraparietal cortex show greater proprioceptive realignment after prism adaptation

Reaching toward a target viewed through laterally refracting prisms results in adaptation of both visual and (limb) proprioceptive spatial representations. Common ways to measure adaptation after-effect are to ask a person to...

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Robert Steen Kledal to Give M.B.A. Lecture Oct. 3
Winthrop University
Jan 01, 0001
Robert Steen Kledal, senior VP of Maersk, Inc., will deliver the M.B.A. lecture on Oct. 3. A native of Denmark, Kledal has worked for Maersk since 1990.
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Moving forward with prisms
It is postulated that the decreased walking speed; small, shuffling steps; and "freezing" shown by patients with Parkinson's disease could stem from an inability to tilt the body forward enough to provide sufficient forward...
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Prism adaptation does not alter configural processing of faces

Patients with hemispatial neglect ('neglect') following a brain lesion show difficulty responding or orienting to objects and events on the left side of space. Substantial evidence supports the use of a sensorimotor training...

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Patients with lesions to the intraparietal cortex show greater proprioceptive realignment after prism adaptation

Reaching toward a target viewed through laterally refracting prisms results in adaptation of both visual and (limb) proprioceptive spatial representations. Common ways to measure adaptation after-effect are to ask a person to...

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Moving forward with prisms
It is postulated that the decreased walking speed; small, shuffling steps; and "freezing" shown by patients with Parkinson's disease could stem from an inability to tilt the body forward enough to provide sufficient forward...
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Connectivity between the superior colliculus and the amygdala in humans and macaque monkeys

It has been suggested that some cortically blind patients can process the emotional valence of visual stimuli via a fast, subcortical pathway from the superior colliculus (SC) that reaches the amygdala via the pulvinar. We...

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Prism adaptation does not alter configural processing of faces

Patients with hemispatial neglect ('neglect') following a brain lesion show difficulty responding or orienting to objects and events on the left side of space. Substantial evidence supports the use of a sensorimotor training...

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Connectivity between the superior colliculus and the amygdala in humans and macaque monkeys

It has been suggested that some cortically blind patients can process the emotional valence of visual stimuli via a fast, subcortical pathway from the superior colliculus (SC) that reaches the amygdala via the pulvinar. We...

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Revolutions in the head
James A Secord
Dec 18, 2020
The late 1960s witnessed a key conjunction between political activism and the history of science. Science, whether seen as a touchstone of rationality or of oppression, was fundamental to all sides in the era of the Vietnam War....
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Spotlight on deep carbon research.
Professor Marie Edmonds is a volcanologist at the University of Cambridge. She is interested in the role of magmatic volatiles in magma genesis, volcanic eruptions, and volatile geochemical cycling. Dr. Robert Hazen is a...
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Functional mapping of the human auditory cortex
Objective: To use functional magnetic resonance imaging to map the auditory cortical fields that are activated, or nonreactive, to sounds in patient M.L., who has auditory agnosia caused by trauma to the inferior...
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The Influence of Electrolytes on the Solution and Precipitation of Casein and Gelatin
Jacques Loeb and Robert E. Loeb. The influence of electrolytes on the solution and precipitation of casein and gelatin Reprinted from J. Gen. Physiol., 1921, 4(2):187-211
A Doctor of Another Facultie
Esther Osorio Whewell
Mar 06, 2020
Despite having written hundreds of Spenserian stanzas, appearing in multiple volumes of divine poetry throughout the mid-seventeenth century, ecclesiastical lawyer Robert Aylett has been little remarked by Spenser scholars. His...
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Functional mapping of the human auditory cortex
Objective: To use functional magnetic resonance imaging to map the auditory cortical fields that are activated, or nonreactive, to sounds in patient M.L., who has auditory agnosia caused by trauma to the inferior...
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A Tribute to Philip McShane
Robert Gerard Henman
Mar 16, 2022
Robert Henman lectured in philosophy, ethics, Child Studies, and Peace Studies at Mount St. Vincent University, Halifax, Canada for 35 years. He is the author of The Child as Quest (University Press of America, 1984), Global...
A Tribute to Philip McShane
Robert Gerard Henman
Mar 16, 2022
Robert Henman lectured in philosophy, ethics, Child Studies, and Peace Studies at Mount St. Vincent University, Halifax, Canada for 35 years. He is the author of The Child as Quest (University Press of America, 1984), Global...
Narrative Ethics in Robert Westall’s The Machine Gunners
AbstractOne of the particularly challenging aspects of children’s literature lies in its ethics. The intended audience of children’s literature is often perceived to be morally malleable, and...
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Literalising Metaphor in the Poetry of Robert Southwell <sup>☆</sup>
Conor McKee
Jun 07, 2022
Abstract: This article focuses on a distinctive feature of Robert Southwell's poetic technique, namely, his approach to metaphor. I argue that a number of Southwell's metaphors have a surprisingly literal quality where their...
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