英语释义

• the scientific study of the nervous system

片语

Affective NeuroscienceAffective neuroscience is the study of the neural mechanisms of emotio This interdisciplinary field combines neuroscience with the psychological study of personality, emotion, and mood.

Neuroscience Interdisciplinary神经系统科学

cognitive neuroscience认知神经科学；神经系统学

Systems NeuroscienceSystems neuroscience is a subdiscipline of neuroscience and systems biology that studies the function of neural circuits and system It is an umbrella term, encompassing a number of areas of study concerned with how nerve cells behave when connected together to form neural network

Experimental Neuroscience实验神经科学

educational neuroscienceEducational neuroscience (also called Mind Brain and Education or Neuroeducation"Neuroeducation" Emerges as Insights into Brain Development, Learning Abilities Grow, Dana Foundatio) is an emerging scientific field that brings together researchers in cognitive neuroscience, developmental cognitive neuroscience, educational psychology, educational technology, education theory and other related disciplines to explore the interactions between biological processes and educatio

Molecular NeuroscienceMolecular neuroscience is a branch of neuroscience that examines the molecular structure, function, and development of the nervous system with methods in molecular biology.

neuroscience e神经科学

Nature Neuroscience自然神经科学（杂志名）

Neuroscience Clinical临床神经系统科学

英汉例句

• this series on the neuroscience of illusions highlights that illusions are, by definition, mismatches between physical reality and perception.

  神经科学关于错觉的一系列研究都强调错觉是客观现实与视觉之间的误配所致。

• the jury seemed to zero in on the science, asking to reread all the testimony about the neuroscience during 10 hours of deliberation.

  陪审团似乎对神经科学有兴趣，他们要求重新读取在长达10小时的商议里的所有与神经科学有关的证词。

• we think we have free will, yet as neuroscience digs ever deeper into the mystery of the human brain, that delusion becomes harder to justify.

  我们以为我们有自由意志，然而，当神经系统科学深深接触到人类大脑的秘密的时候，错觉却变得更加难以证明是合理的。

• if she is right, as she explained to an audience at the recent forum of european neuroscience in vienna, she may have opened a door to the treatment of other forms of persistent pain.

  正像她最近在维也纳举行的欧洲神经科学论坛上向听众解释的那样，如果她是对的，那么她或许已经打开了治疗其他形式的持续性疼痛的大门。

• not to be the skunk at this party, but i think it「s important to ask whether neuroscience reveals anything more than we already know from, say, anthropology.

  我并不想成为派对上的讨厌鬼，但我认为很重要的是，要问清楚神经科学是否揭示出我们已知之外的东西，比如人类学。

• but, some of the latest discoveries in the field of neuroscience show that when we experience states like boredom, the brain shifts to a 「default state.

  然而在神经科学系统领域最新的一些发现表明，当我们经历类似烦躁的状态时，大脑会自动转换为“缺省状态」。

• but neuroscience is one area where big concepts certainly remain to be discovered.

  但是神经科学仍然是一个期待着大的科学发现的研究领域。

• a study in the journal of neuroscience finds that people with smaller fingers have more sensitive fingertips, probably due to a higher concentration of touch receptors in a given area.

  《神经科学》杂志上的一项研究发现，那些手指较小的人们拥有更敏感的指尖，大概是因为在他们指尖集中的触觉感受器要多于常人。

• then don’t think about the neuroscience experiments that show the biochemical side of placebo – it has a real, chemical effect on the brain that researchers can learn to manipulate.

  不明白？如果不考虑在生物化学方面揭示安慰剂的神经系统科学的各种实验——那么它就对人类大脑就真的有一个研究人员可以学会操作的化学作用。

• the research was published in the journal of neuroscience in 2005.

  这项研究在2005年时由神经科学杂志出版。

• then they wrote an abstract and brought prototypes of their hack to the society for neuroscience conference in 2008.

  他们写了摘要，并在2008年把造出的原型机带到了神经科学学会的会场上。

• new research from experts in neuroscience and social science may give us a clue as to why.

  神经学和社科学专家们的新研究或许可以为而我们提供线索寻找原因。

• 」there is increasing concern within the neuroscience community about the misinterpretation and abuse of our findings on the links between brain structure and behaviour, ' she said.

  她说：「在神经科学界中，有些人会曲解和滥用我们在有关大脑结构和行为之间的联系方面的发现，这一现象越来越让人担心。」

• his sister, who is in the neuroscience phd program at georgetown, is the one who funneled him the report about unmade beds.

  他的姐姐在乔治城的神经科学博士项目组工作，正是她告诉他有关于不叠被子的报告。

• so, the idea behind a lot of psychology -- particularly a lot of neuroscience and cognitive psychology -- is to treat the mind as an information processor, as an elaborate computer.

  暗含在许多心理科学背后的假设,尤其是许多神经科学,和认知心理学,便是认为心理是一种信息加工机制,就像一部精密的电脑

• the research was presented at the 2010 society for neuroscience meeting in san diego.

  该研究实在神经学会2010年圣地亚哥年会上被发布的。

• a study presented at the society for neuroscience meeting, in san diego last week, shows people who start using marijuana at a young age have more cognitive shortfalls.

  上周在圣地亚哥的神经系统科学学会会议上呈递的一项研究显示，年纪轻轻就开始使用大麻的人有更多认知缺陷。