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Our Minds, Your Brain

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How does a mind arise from the biology of the brain?

What are the neural bases of cognition, personality, and self-awareness?

How can we characterize intelligence and creativity from an interdisciplinary perspective?

What are the limits of nervous system plasticity in cognitive function, and how does training influence cognitive-neural organization?

If you are interested in these questions, then you should know about the new Center for Mind and Brain at UC Davis.

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