ISSN 1469-221x; 1469-3178;
6 papers in the library · 12 citations · publishing 2005-2024
EMBO Rep March 28, 2024 David G Robinson, Jon Mallatt, Wendy Ann Peer et al. 12 citations
The cellular basis of consciousness theory claims that all cells have consciousness, but this opinion argues that the theory lacks empirical evidence to support its assertions.
EMBO Rep November 1, 2010 Philip Hunter
A purely scientific understanding of consciousness remains elusive, but the search for its neurological foundation continues. The abstract questions whether consciousness can be fully explained by science, suggesting that despite ongoing research into the brain's role, a complete account is still out of reach.
EMBO Rep May 25, 2021
Consciousness likely evolved gradually across animal lineages, with different species exhibiting varying degrees of conscious experience. Research on animals provides clues about the evolutionary pressures and neural mechanisms that gave rise to consciousness, suggesting it may be more widespread in the animal kingdom than previously assumed.
EMBO Rep October 15, 2018
Psychoactive drugs, including ketamine, show potential for a major breakthrough in treating depression, according to the abstract. The text does not provide details on specific findings, numbers, or study methods.
EMBO Rep October 1, 2006
Quantum physics may help explain consciousness, a long-inscrutable biological phenomenon. The text suggests that concepts from quantum mechanics could provide new insights into how conscious experience arises, potentially bridging the gap between physical processes and subjective awareness. No specific findings, data, or mechanisms are described.
EMBO Rep April 1, 2005
The race to understand consciousness is underway, but the cultural repercussions of this knowledge will take time to be accommodated. The text describes the pursuit of deciphering the human mind and the need to adjust to the societal implications that will follow.