Neuroscience Reference Guide The following is a selected list of
resources to get you started in your neuroscience research. For
further assistance, contact Dean Walton. The first step is to
define the topic you intend to research. The sources listed
below will help give you some directional tips and the necessary
background information. - Subject Encyclopedias and Dictionaries
There are many subject encyclopedias located in the reference
area of the Science Library. A search in the online catalog
using the keywords Neuroscience and encyclopedia or dictionary
will give you the exact titles and call numbers. A few examples
of subject encyclopedias and dictionaries include: -
Encyclopedia of neuroscience. G. Aldelman [RC334.E52 1993]
Includes yearly supplements - Diseases of the nervous system:
Clinical neurobiology. A.K. Asbury, G. M. McKhann and W.I.
McDonald [RC346.D56 1992] - Molecular and genetic basis of
neurological disease. R.N. Rosenberg et al. [RC347.M59 1993] -
Brain's diseases of the nervous system,