This Resource Letter provides an overview of the literature relating physicists' past, present, and future contributions to our understanding of the brain. It is intended as a starting point for upper-level physics students and physicists who are interested in learning about and/or investigating the brain. Topics include the biophysics of individual neurons, models of learning and memory, structure and dynamics of brain networks, brain-inspired computing hardware, and the possible role that quantum mechanics may play in brain function.

Topics
Acoustic noise, Artificial neural networks, Chemical elements, Education, Nerve cells, Membrane potential, Biological physics, Neuroanatomy, Physicists, Stochastic processes
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