Robert M. Sapolsky

Sinh năm 1957

Khoa học

Robert Morris Sapolsky is a renowned American neuroendocrinology researcher and author.
He currently holds professorships in biology, neurology, and neurological sciences at Stanford University, with a courtesy appointment in neurosurgery.
Sapolsky is also a research associate at the National Museums of Kenya.
Known for his work on stress and neuronal degeneration, he has conducted extensive research on baboons in Kenya.
Sapolsky's expertise spans multiple disciplines, including neuroscience, primatology, and endocrinology.
His ability to communicate complex scientific concepts to a general audience has made him a popular science writer and lecturer.

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Behave

của Robert M. Sapolsky • 2017

Trace any human act through neurons, hormones, and evolution. Free will disappears at every scale.

4.38

32.000+

🧬 Behavioral Biology 🧪 Neurochemistry 💉 Hormones And Behavior 🌱 Nature Nurture 🔗 Free Will Debate

Chuyên sâu

Behave

Trace any human act through neurons, hormones, and evolution. Free will disappears at every scale.

của Robert M. Sapolsky 2017 790 trang

4.38

32.000+ đánh giá

🧬 Behavioral Biology 🧪 Neurochemistry 💉 Hormones And Behavior 🌱 Nature Nurture 🔗 Free Will Debate

Tại sao ngựa vằn không bị loét dạ dày

của Robert M. Sapolsky • 1993

Zebra stress lasts minutes. Yours lasts years. The biology of why that makes you sick.

4.17

17.000+

😰 Chronic Stress 🧬 Evolutionary Medicine 🧠 Mind Body Connection 🏘️ Health Inequalities 🧘 Stress Coping

Tại sao ngựa vằn không bị loét dạ dày

Zebra stress lasts minutes. Yours lasts years. The biology of why that makes you sick.

của Robert M. Sapolsky 1993 560 trang

4.17

17.000+ đánh giá

😰 Chronic Stress 🧬 Evolutionary Medicine 🧠 Mind Body Connection 🏘️ Health Inequalities 🧘 Stress Coping

A Primate's Memoir

của Robert M. Sapolsky • 2001

A young scientist joins a baboon troop expecting gorillas and finds violence, humor, and himself.

4.39

8.000+

🦍 Primatology 🐘 Wildlife Conservation 🔬 Science Memoir 😂 Humorous Science 🌍 Cross-Cultural Memoir

A Primate's Memoir

A young scientist joins a baboon troop expecting gorillas and finds violence, humor, and himself.

của Robert M. Sapolsky 2001 304 trang

4.39

8.000+ đánh giá

🦍 Primatology 🐘 Wildlife Conservation 🔬 Science Memoir 😂 Humorous Science 🌍 Cross-Cultural Memoir

Determined

của Robert M. Sapolsky • 2023

You chose nothing. Genes, upbringing, chemistry chose everything. The science that rewrites justice.

4.23

8.000+

🧬 Hard Determinism 🧠 Consciousness Studies ⚖️ Moral Responsibility 🏛️ Justice Reform 👁️ Unconscious Influence

Determined

You chose nothing. Genes, upbringing, chemistry chose everything. The science that rewrites justice.

của Robert M. Sapolsky 2023 528 trang

4.23

8.000+ đánh giá

🧬 Hard Determinism 🧠 Consciousness Studies ⚖️ Moral Responsibility 🏛️ Justice Reform 👁️ Unconscious Influence

The Trouble with Testosterone and Other Essays on the Biology of the Human Predicament

của Robert M. Sapolsky • 1997

Testosterone amplifies aggression, it doesn't cause it. Biology is never destiny.

4.20

2.000+

🧬 Behavioral Biology 📝 Science Essays ❤️ Stress And Health 🧪 Hormones And Behavior 🐒 Primate Behavior

The Trouble with Testosterone and Other Essays on the Biology of the Human Predicament

Testosterone amplifies aggression, it doesn't cause it. Biology is never destiny.

của Robert M. Sapolsky 1997 288 trang

4.20

2.000+ đánh giá

🧬 Behavioral Biology 📝 Science Essays ❤️ Stress And Health 🧪 Hormones And Behavior 🐒 Primate Behavior

Monkeyluv

của Robert M. Sapolsky • 2005

A parasite can make a rat crave the smell of a cat, and that's only the beginning.

4.24

2.000+

🐒 Primate Behavior 🧬 Gene-Environment Interaction 🧠 Stress Physiology 🦠 Parasite Manipulation ⏳ Impulse Control

Monkeyluv

A parasite can make a rat crave the smell of a cat, and that's only the beginning.

của Robert M. Sapolsky 2005 209 trang

4.24

2.000+ đánh giá

🐒 Primate Behavior 🧬 Gene-Environment Interaction 🧠 Stress Physiology 🦠 Parasite Manipulation ⏳ Impulse Control

Being Human

của Robert M. Sapolsky • 2012

From parasite mind control to the biology of metaphors: what science reveals about being human.

4.35

500+

🧬 Behavioral Biology 🧠 Social Neuroscience 🩺 Status And Health 🧪 Dopamine And Motivation 🔄 Neuroplasticity

Being Human

From parasite mind control to the biology of metaphors: what science reveals about being human.

của Robert M. Sapolsky 2012

4.35

500+ đánh giá

🧬 Behavioral Biology 🧠 Social Neuroscience 🩺 Status And Health 🧪 Dopamine And Motivation 🔄 Neuroplasticity

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