José Viosca Ros

Behavioral Neuroscientist

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Year: 2014

Science popularization
Mapping Ignorance

Why did curiosity kill the cat?

Scientists discover that novel stimuli activate brain regions involved in the neural coding of pleasure, which explains why curiosity is such an important trigger of learning.  

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Posted 12 years ago 7 November, 2014
Neuroscience
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False memories, synthetic remembrances, and a Clockwork orange

Experiments in mice achieve how to change a memory converting its negative emotional part into a positive one, somewhat similar (yet reversed) to what happened in Kubrick’s film.

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Posted 12 years ago 19 October, 2014
Neuroscience
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Art and neuroscience: does beauty lie in the eye of the beholder?

We look at an intriguing image that encapsulates as much beauty as data. It is both an artwork and a scientific description of behaviour.

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Posted 12 years ago 25 September, 2014
Art & science,
Neuroscience
Science popularization
Mapping Ignorance

Optics meets genetics to unravel the brain

A new technology that combines laser beams and genes is allowing to decipher the neuronal circuits of the brain.

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Posted 12 years ago 12 September, 2014
Neuroscience
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The remarkable story of an unforgettable sea snail

The amazing expedition that ended up with the discovery of the first molecules involved in memory storage.

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Posted 12 years ago 7 September, 2014
Neuroscience
Science popularization
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Goalkeepers: this sensory illusion may help you stop penalties

A certain body position makes keepers seem bigger and taller due to a long known sensory illusion, researchers have found.

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Posted 12 years ago 5 September, 2014
Neuroscience
Science popularization
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Mum, dad: when I grow up, I want to be a neuroscientist

Tips and tricks for future neuroscientists.

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Posted 12 years ago 14 August, 2014
Neuroscience,
Science education
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