The Magic of the Brain and the Labyrinths of Life
- Brain ScienceLife NarrativesNeuroscience Pioneers
- Categories:Biological Sciences Medicine Popular Science
- Language:Russian（Translation Services Available）
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- Pages:480
- Retail Price:630.00 SUR
- Size:116mm×181mm
- Publication Place:Russia
- Words:（Unknown）
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- Text Color:Black and white
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Feature
★ This book combines brain science decryption with life narratives, delving deeply into the workings of both healthy and pathological brains while reflecting the scientific spirit and historical fate of an era.
★ It includes multiple world-class breakthroughs in brain science research, such as the Soviet Union’s first human brain electrode implantation experiment, marking a milestone in the history of science.
Description
The book decodes the principles of brain activity in both health and disease, as well as the applicability of these principles in medical and social contexts. It also explores success and challenges, the study of humanity’s highest ability—creativity—and puzzles that have perplexed humankind since ancient times yet remain unsolved.
Author
A Soviet and Russian neurophysiologist, Doctor of Science, and professor, renowned for her research in brain science. She was born on July 7, 1924, in Leningrad. During the 1930s, her parents faced political repression, yet this did not prevent her from achieving excellence in science. She made significant discoveries in brain pathology and performed the first human brain electrode implantation experiment in the USSR. With nearly 400 scientific publications, she founded stereotactic neurology, a new branch of neurology and neurosurgery.
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