Written by a Nobel Prize winner, The Principles of Neural Science is tremendously well thought out and organized in a way that makes it easy to quickly reach a broad understanding of the topic, with a special focus on the interconnection of the nerves and synapses.
Anyone preparing for a big exam should have Netter’s Atlas handy, as it takes a deep dive into every part of the body that impacts the brain’s function, including the spinal cord and peripheral nerves. Plus, there are several 3D reconstructions to make things even clearer.
Exploring the Brain doesn’t just treat the brain as a piece of hardware to be diagrammed; instead, it breaks it down according to the psychological components associated with each part. This makes it tremendously easy to apply what you’re learning as you go along.
Students from multiple disciplines will appreciate Neuroscience: 6th Edition, since it draws on examples from both animals and humans. It’s designed to cover big picture and minute theories, giving a helpful overview that also prepares you for higher-level coursework.
