What is the Intersection of Neuroscience and Physics?

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In summary, the intersection of neuroscience and physics is the study of how the brain and nervous system function on a physical and molecular level. It involves understanding how neural networks and electrical signals in the brain work together to control our thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. This interdisciplinary field uses concepts and techniques from physics, such as imaging and modeling, to better understand the complex workings of the brain and the mechanisms behind neurological disorders. By combining the study of the mind and the study of the physical world, researchers hope to unlock new insights into the mysteries of human consciousness and cognition.
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Hello, my name is Christina.
I am new to the field of neuroscience and physics.
I look forward to learning :smile:
 
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Hi TygerRose.
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