Biology & Neuroscience

The functioning of the 3-pound organ inside the skull called the brain has long intrigued scientists. Yet the working of this complex structure is as hard to decipher, as its deciphering is key to so many applications in the real world today.

Biology is defined as the study of living organisms and this branch of science is divided into many diverse fields. Neuroscience, which is also called neurobiology, is the study of the nervous system and the functions of the brain.

The brain is, needless to say, extremely complex. It houses our thoughts, memory, speech and is responsible for the function of the various organs in the body. The brain and nervous system help us perceive the environment around us and also enables us to act and respond. The five senses enable our body to become aware of our surroundings through sight, smell, touch, taste, and sound. Neurons transmit these signals as nerve impulses through electrical and chemical signals and they also carry the commands from our brain to our muscles to enable our body to respond.

The nervous system consists of the central nervous system(CNS) and the peripheral nervous system(PNS). The CNS consists of the brain and spinal cord and is responsible for integrating the information from the various senses and acting accordingly. The PNS consists of the peripheral nerves branching from the spinal cord and brain and is responsible for the voluntary control of muscles as well as the involuntary functions such as digestion and heart rate.

Neuroscience is an integral part of healthcare and medicine. The studies on neuroscience are what have helped pave the way for the recovery of a stroke victim. It can help patients with Parkinson’s or Alzheimer’s disease by shedding new light on the causes of these diseases and what can be done for possible recovery. It can also improve the treatment of disorders like Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in children through therapy as well as medication. Today, neuroscience is increasingly popular in the marketing world, as it enables the prediction of a customers buying habits through neuro-imaging of brain imaging. Another field of application is the judicial system, in cases involving violent offenders and crimes and the
penalty for the criminals thereof.

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