Neuroscience. Study of the Brain. Volume 2. Sensory and Motor Systems

Neuroscience reveals the mysteries of the brain! This book discusses the structure and functions of the brain, the history and practice of neuroscience research, modern approaches to identifying and treating diseases that affect the brain, as well as the latest achievements in neuroscience that help us understand how the brain controls all activities of living beings. To enhance the understanding of the scientific process, the text includes stories from contemporary neuroscientists about their work. To facilitate comprehension, the book is equipped with a large number of illustrations and diagrams, self-assessment tasks, and a glossary. It is aimed at students of medical universities and readers interested in neuroscience. Neuroscience is a new direction in research that combines neurobiology, chemistry, physics, psychology, physiology, cognitive science, and even philosophy. The second volume of this publication examines the fundamentals of human sensory and motor systems and reveals the principles and mechanisms responsible for the collection, organization, and processing of information that a person receives from the environment through vision, hearing, smell, taste, and touch.