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  Marissa Simms

  19 February 2008 | 00:41

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  Hello, Craig. I am new to NN, and I happen to LOVE the cognitive neuroscience course I am currently taking. Of course, that in no way, shape or form makes me a “cognitive neuroscientist,” but I sure as heck appreicate and am intrigued by many of its topics. Additionally, I am involved with investigating language areas in Autism. Marissa

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  Kurt L Hanson

  08 June 2008 | 00:05

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  I may be way out of league with the other members of Nature Network, but I’m glad to have found this website. I’m optimistic of the possibilities for my project to make inroads.

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  Kyle Nakamoto

  17 July 2008 | 14:27

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  I think I might be a cognitive neuroscientist, however I am still trying to figure out exactly what it means. When I was a graduate student I told someone that I was doing a degree in cogsci (cognitive science) and they assumed I was study the tail bone (coccyx). Whatever cognitive neuroscience is it is great fun to study, much better than working for a living.

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  Robert Stonjek

  22 February 2009 | 12:33

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  There is a Gog-Science group on Yahoo! at
  http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/cognitiveneuroscienceforum/
  and a Mind-and-Brain group at
  http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/MindBrain/

  It will be interesting to see how this one goes :)

  Robert

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  Amy Price

  27 July 2009 | 01:32

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  Hi Craig,

  Count me in..I would love to hear where everyones interests/focus is. I am working on integrative neuroscience from a cognitive perspective to investigate answers for restoring executive function.