Splitting the Brain for Scientific Enlightenment Sperry, Myers, and Gazzaniga's Impact

... Michael Brelle. Professor, Chemistry. B.S., California State University, Chico ... Myers. Professor, History. B.A., University of California, Riverside. Ronald Myers (1956), then a graduate student working with Roger Speny at the ... Michael Gazzaniga who had arrived in September as a beginning graduate. him at the above address. 1. Ronald E. Myers and Roger W. Sperry ... 1328, 1329. 3. Michael S. Gazzaniga, "The Split Brain in. Man," Scientific American ... Vogel and Bogen knew that psychologists Roger Sperry, Ronald Myers, and Michael Gazzaniga had divided cats' and monkeys' brains in this manner, with no serious ... Vogel and Bogen knew that psychologists Roger Sperry, Ronald Myers, and. Michael Gazzaniga had divided the brains of cats and monkeys in this manner, with no. Question: When psychologists Roger Sperry, Ronald Myers, and Michael Gazzaniga divided the brains of cats and monkeys,. Roger Sperry, Ronald Myers, and Michael Gazzaniga had divided the brains of cats and monkeys in this manner, with no serious ill effects. The first ideas that parts of the brain could “behave” differently came around the 1960s, with the first attempts at “ split-brain surgery” (Roger Sperry & ... It was in this context that the original experiments on the split-brain were carried out in the cat by Ronald Myers and Roger Sperry at the University of. Roger Sperry, a California Institute of Technology pro- fessor of ... Meanwhile, Sperry had in- terested a graduate student, Michael Gazzaniga, in ...