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A mere urge or a deliberate intention?
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Scientists address the relevance of philosophical intention theories to brain-machine interfaces
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Understanding the Components of Memory
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Freiburg neurobiologists elucidate the spatial and temporal dynamics of specific glutamate receptors in the brain
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Tree Fungus Lets Current Flow
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Scientists at the Department of Microsystems Engineering present new concept for biofuel cells
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Learn to the rhythm!
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Nerve cells acting as metronomes are necessary for certain memory processes
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Travelling by resonance
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Scientists provide explanation how nerve cells communicate with each other over long distances
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The Great Chinese Wall of Ants
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Freiburg ecologists discover a new species of wasp that protects its offspring with dead ants
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Implantable Cuff with Electrodes
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Freiburg researchers develop new method for lowering high blood pressure without side effects
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New Agent against Cancer Cells
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Freiburg scientists have discovered a substance that suppresses unchecked cell division in leukemia cells
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Embedded nerve cells hold the key to brain activity
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Scientists from Freiburg propose new approach to unravel the function of the human brain
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Archaeologists Date World’s Oldest Timber Constructions
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Scientists Document Highly-Developed Construction Techniques of Wells Built by Early Neolithic Settlers
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