Neuroscience: Everything you need to know!

by Tim Berg

The human body is complex. There are still so many mysteries to unravel. Scientists are working
hard, day and night to enlighten the whole world about the amazing secrets of the human body.
Though earlier it was thoroughly believed that the heart is the center of all the actions but slowly
it was found that the brain is actually at the driver’s seat. And not only the brain, the spinal cord
and the nerves play an important role in dictating the actions of the body. Together they form
what is known as the nervous system.
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44 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 2, 2015

Reviews

[Moab Lopes · Rating 1 out of 5]

Uma obra bastante superficial que não é capaz de, sequer, focar no tema a que se destina dissertar. O autor percorre temas como Inteligência Artificial e Redes Neurais num livro que deveria tratar dos fundamentos da Neurociência. Totalmente nonsense. Deve haver outras obras introdutórias à Neurociência muito mais coerentes ao seu propósito. Neurosience: Everything you should know! deveria chamar-se, na verdade, Neuroscience: Everything you already know!

[Rose · Rating 1 out of 5]

Gave up after 8 pages. Reads like the rough draft of a high school research project. I'm not sure if the problem lies in the lack of ANY editing, or if this was originally in a different language and the translation was brutalized. Any number of videos on youtube will better summarize the various aspects and specializations of neuroscience.

[Courtney Marshall-foulk · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good introduction to topic

This is a Quick easy to understand overview of a very complex topic. I'd recommend this book as an introduction to anyone interested in further studies of neuroscience topics.

[Trisha Teran · Rating 2 out of 5]

Though there was some useful information it was a difficult read because of the writing style. I'm normally not one to comment on such things since writing is not one of my strongest skills but this book reads like a high school student's paper.

[Suzanne E. Chisum · Rating 3 out of 5]

Interesting.....but I wanted more on the parts of the brain

Interesting review of history and future uses of neuroscience. I wanted more on the functioning f the specific parts of the brain.