… Ramachandran to see mirrors as a useful model of brain function, a tendency that explains
his attraction to work on ‘mirror neurons’. I argue that Ramachandran’s … what Ramachandran …

… Finally, it is interesting to note that our ability to represent one’s own thoughts and represent
another’s thoughts are intimately tied together and may have similar origins within the brain (…

… In another experiment, Armel and Ramachandran removed the rubber hand and stroked
the table, or else placed the rubber hand out of reach of the participants' hands. Repeating the …

… When considering the discrepancy that exists between gross and histologic neuromas, one
must change how we evaluate neuromas, not only clinically, but also with respect to bench …

We introduce a model for the computation of structure from motion based on the physiology
of visual cortical areas MT and MST. The model assumes that the perception of depth from …

… The use of a mirror based on the concept of mirror neurons by Ramachandran et al. to train
patients with phantom limb pain supports the role of MI in chronic pain [38]. MI modulates …

Touch perception on the fingers and hand is essential for fine motor control, contributes to
our sense of self, allows for effective communication, and aids in our fundamental perception …

… In this study, only one amputee with phantom limb pain reported painful referred phantom
sensations elicited by painful and non-painful stimulation at the residual limb. It has been …

The very first bullet we have to bite is the Hard Problem of consciousness. In his book, The
Conscious Mind,(1996) David Chalmers popularized the distinction between the “easy …

… , we regarded ion flux density as electric quantities within one pulse period, which is equal to
the … when the thickness of VO 2 is in the ranges of 340–380 and 720–840 nm, respectively. …