Human Head and Neural Systems

Visuals of human heads with exposed brains and neural systems, showcasing facial muscles and lymphatic details in vibrant colors.

Facial Muscles
Facial Muscles
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Droplet transmission of pathogens, illustration
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Female lymphatic system, computer artwork.
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Lateral globus padillus, illustration.
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Science Technology and 3d Genetic Atomic Concept
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Reportage on a research team who are studying conscious thought in Geneva, Switzerland. The researchers use electroencephalography on a person looking at a geometrical shape in order to measure brain activity at the moment when the person perceives a change of perception in this same shape. The recordings allow the various cerebral micro-states to be detected. Dr Britz, a neuroscientist at the University of Geneva and the Lausanne Federal Polytechnic School, has brought to light an important characteristic of conscious thought. Using neuroimagery methods and mathematical analysis, she has shown that conscious thought can be broken down into a succession of cerebral micro-states, or « thought atoms » . The temporal sequence of these micro-states is chaotic. This chaotic organisation of cerebral activity seems to be the key to allowing the brain to react quickly to unexpected events. Each micro-state corresponds to a particular configuration of neuron activity in the brain. Researchers h
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Pimple, illustration
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Nerve cell, computer artwork
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Illustration of a man suffering from a headache with the molecular model of aspirin. Atoms in the molecule are represented as spheres and are colour-c...
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Biology - Molecular biology - Genetics - Human chromosomes combinations, eye-color gene. Drawing.
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Man and cross section of brain
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Brain anatomy, illustration
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Hippocampus, illustration.
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Scientific Research and Medical Science Industry Art. Scientific Research
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Reportage on a research team who are studying conscious thought in Geneva, Switzerland. The researchers use electroencephalography on a person looking at a geometrical shape in order to measure brain activity at the moment when the person perceives a change of perception in this same shape. The recordings allow the various cerebral micro-states to be detected. Dr Britz, a neuroscientist at the University of Geneva and the Lausanne Federal Polytechnic School, has brought to light an important characteristic of conscious thought. Using neuroimagery methods and mathematical analysis, she has shown that conscious thought can be broken down into a succession of cerebral micro-states, or « thought atoms » . The temporal sequence of these micro-states is chaotic. This chaotic organisation of cerebral activity seems to be the key to allowing the brain to react quickly to unexpected events. Each micro-state corresponds to a particular configuration of neuron activity in the brain. Researchers h
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Median facial goniometer of Pierre Paul Broca, 1824 - 1880, French physician, anatomist and anthropologist
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Reflex arc, sensory-motor pathways, sensory pathways, motor pathways, stimulus, pain. The reflex arc is a neural circuit formed by a neuron receiving information and a neuron which induces an adapted action. This first neuron, or a chain of intermediate neurons are called afferent neurons or sensory neurons. They process the information received (interneurons). Here, the child pricks his hand on the cactus. The brain processes information. Then, the efferent neurons or motor neurons send the order to the effector organ (here the muscles of the arm and hand) after processing this information. In this case, the child will withdraw his hand from the spikes of the cactus. (Photo by: JACOPIN/BSIP/UIG)
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Model of an ear with acupuncture to points
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A camera spirit level on the head of a man, rear view
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Faces on balls of Newton's cradle
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Close-up view of man's ear
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Einstein mask, X-ray
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Illustration of male brain structures.
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Right ear of Caucasian male