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Episodes


AI 101 with Brandon Leshchinskiy

Lecture 12: Spinal Cord; Autonomic NS

Lecture 15: Development of CNS, Introduction

Lecture 14: Midbrain and Forebrain

Lecture 23: Rhythms of Activity; Sleep and Waking

Lecture 19: Motor System, 1

Lecture 25: Habituation, Novelty Responses

Lecture 09: Evolution (cont.); Reflex and Cerebellar Channels

Lecture 13: Hindbrain and Midbrain

Lecture 28: Visual System 3: Ablation Studies

Lecture 27: Visual System 2: Physiology (orig: Ablation Effects); Neville Sanjana, Guest lecturer

Lecture 17: Influences on Axon Growth

Lecture 1: Introduction to Brain-behavior Studies

Lecture 11: Transection Effects; Neocortex

Lecture 26: Visual System 1: Anatomy, Ablations

Lecture 10: Brain Subdivisions; Channels of Conduction

Lecture 21: Motor System, 3

Lecture 20: Motor System, 2

Lecture 3: History and Goals, III
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