Neuroscience
VS Ramachandran
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The ObserverVS Ramachandran: The Marco Polo of neuroscience
Among his contemporaries he's a pioneer who, by using real mirrors and looking at mirror neurons, is changing the way we think about thinkingAndrew Anthony
The Observer Sunday, 30 January 2011
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A Rock Star Of Neuroscience
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Mirror Neurons & Video Games
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