 The term “neuroscience” covers those scientific fields whose explanations advert to the properties of neurons, populations of neurons, or larger parts of the nervous  system.[1]  This includes, but is not limited to, psychologists’ use of various neuroimaging methods to monitor the activity of tens of millions of neurons, computational theorists’ modelling of biological and artificial neural networks, neuroscientists’ use of electrodes inserted into brain tissue to record neural activity from individual or populations of neurons, and clinicians’ study of patients with altered conscious experiences in light of damage to brain areas.