Neuroscience (Brain Science)

What do you mean by Neuroscience?

Neuroscience examines the function and structure of the human brain and nervous system. Technology uses cellular and molecular biology, physiology and physiology, human behaviour and computation, and other disciplines to map the brain's levels.

Humans have approximately one hundred billion neurons or brain cells, and each of them has about a thousand pairs of connections with other cells. Creating a map of all networks of cell-to-cell communication is one of the major challenges in modern thinking - the brain circuitry that processes all thoughts, emotions, and behaviours. The slowly emerging picture is known as "connectome". New connections and neuronal circuits - the brain's ability to expand neuroplasticity is undergoing all forms of education.

Biology and psychology converge in the field of neuroscience to address questions such as the role of the brain in pain or the underlying cause of Parkinson's disease. Computer simulation, imaging, and other tools give researchers and clinicians new insights into the anatomy of the brain, its five million kilometres of wiring, and its relation to the rest of the mind and body.