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| March 24, 2006 |
The BIG Show--KCPS Radio AM1150 |
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KCPS AM 1150 |
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| March 23, 2006 |
Afternoon Magazine with Celeste Quinn--WILL AM Radio |
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AM 580 |
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Reviews
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Written in chatty and often elegant prose....One can readily imagine a spin-off TV series
The Washington Post
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A main selection for the Scientific American book club
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Palo Alto Weekly
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Like Daniel LaRusso in The Karate Kid, Stanford medical student Shannon Moffett sat in thrall to the masters of the field of neuroscience. The result...is a riveting account of not only the newest research on the brain but of the scientists doing the work.
SEED magazine
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Moffett sandwiches in fascinating interludes tracing the development of the brain from embryonic state to death.
Publishers Weekly
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Books about our many-splendored brains seem to be consistently popular, if recent titles like Diane Ackerman’s An Alchemy of Mind, and V.S. Ramachandran’s A Brief Tour of Human Consciousness, as well as Oliver Sacks’s classic The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat, are any indication. Moffett’s contribution to the subject deserves to be at least as widely read, if not more so.
bookslut.com
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