Encyclopedia of Computational Neuroscience: Volume I

by Sophia Nelson (Editor)

This book will provide answers to various questions related to neuroscience. The concepts covered in the book include computational, cellular, cognitive, and clinical neuroscience. This book also includes researches discussing functions of brain using optical tools and social neuroscience. Recent developments in neuroscience have also been discussed at great length. The focus of the book is not only on the structure of brain but also on the function of brain, thereby presenting chapters which integrate researches of nervous system and brain together.

214 pages, Hardcover

First published March 23, 2015

About the author

Sophia A. Nelson, Esq. is an American award winning author, former White House Correspondent, Television Personality and Huffington Post Healthy Living, Women, & Business Columnist. Sophia appears regularly on MSNBC as a cultural and political analyst. She has appeared on numerous other networks such as the BBC, CNN, FOX, C-Span, NBC the Today Show, ABC Nightly News with Diane Sawyer, and more as a political & cultural expert, thought leader, and attorney, covering many topics of national and global interest.
Sophia is the author of the award winning 2011 Non-Fiction book, “Black Woman Redefined: Dispelling Myths and Discovering Fulfillment in the Age of Michelle Obama”. Sophia is a highly sought after motivational speaker and leadership trainer in the Fortune 500, industry and universities. She writes a national lifestyle & political column for Newsweek’s The Daily Beast, is a frequent contributor to USA Today, Essence Magazine & The Washington Post. Her 2nd book The Woman Code: 20 Powerful Keys You Need to Unlock Your Life. (Revell), is due in stores world-wide October 7, 2014.