This book is for everyone who needs to be informed by neuroscience but doesn't want to invest a huge commitment to learn what they need. Principles of neuroscience are explained in easily understood, concise summaries. Each module features a concise statement of the core idea, definition of relevant terms, explanation of the core idea, examples, links to related core ideas, general references, and classic references. Illustrations and examples aid in understanding the material. Study questions are also included in each chapter. It's a small book that gives the big picture, with emphasis on big ideas, not minutia. A given idea is completely covered in about four to 8 on-screen pages. Traditional textbooks are too big, too detailed, too indigestible, and too expensive. Biomedical information accumulates faster than students can handle. Students are learning more and more about less and less. Emphasis in this book is on how to manage, integrate, and apply neuroscience information. That requires identification and understanding of the basic principles.