It's a Cool Story

COOL Story: Country of Origin Labeling and the First Amendment.

How a brain keeps its cool

Temperature-sensing neurons in the Drosophila brain cooperate with the central circadian clock to help regulate body temperature.

Your Brain and Its Story

The curiosity aroused in most people by the sight of a human brain delivered from its covering membranes is often damped by the intellectual effort required to understand the complicated architecture of this amazing machine. Many anatomists have tried to tell its story simply in books designed for the lay public. Professor Berry, unlike some others, has been at great pains to make his design su...

Your Brain and Its Story

of historical setting can not fail to impress the reader and make more vivid the accomplishments here recorded. The author, fully aware of the difficulties of his task, has done well, and both bacteriology and bacteriologists may be served well by thus having their accomplishments and their present problems presented to the layman. to present to the lay reader a connected story of the brain and...

The Response of Human Thermal Sensation and Its Prediction to Temperature Step-Change (Cool-Neutral-Cool)

This paper reports on studies of the effect of temperature step-change (between a cool and a neutral environment) on human thermal sensation and skin temperature. Experiments with three temperature conditions were carried out in a climate chamber during the period in winter. Twelve subjects participated in the experiments simulating moving inside and outside of rooms or cabins with air conditio...