10 subfield of neuroscience

Some subfields of neuroscience include:

Cellular neuroscience: studies the individual cells that make up the nervous system, including their structure, function, and development.

Developmental neuroscience: examines how the nervous system develops and changes over time.

Systems neuroscience: looks at how different regions of the nervous system interact and work together to produce behavior and cognition.

Behavioral neuroscience: studies the relationship between the nervous system and behavior.

Cognitive neuroscience: examines the neural basis of cognitive processes such as perception, memory, and decision-making.

Computational neuroscience: uses mathematical and computational techniques to model and understand the nervous system.

Clinical neuroscience: applies neuroscience research to the understanding and treatment of neurological and psychiatric disorders.

Neuropharmacology: studies the effects of drugs on the nervous system and the potential therapeutic uses of these drugs.

Neuroanatomy: deals with the structure of the nervous system.

Neuroimaging: uses various imaging techniques to study the structure and function of the living brain