Science is growing at a speed that exceeds our understanding. Ambiguity about what’s known and what’s been disproven confounds investigators and hampers study planning. There are too many research articles and too few hours in the day for anyone to read that’s relevant, let alone distinguish the dependable results from the ones that are humorous.
Engineering the Next Revolution in Neuroscience investigates the proposition which we may overcome these barriers to technological advancement, and reevaluate neuroscience, using a frame to map the experimental document. In case studies from learning and memory study, the authors demonstrate that we may build networks of a preliminary investigation that make the condition of our knowledge attest. Equipped with maps of experiments, scientists could determine more efficiently what their subjects have achieved and in which the unexplored lands still dwell.