Neuroscience

Tech

New Algorithms Forecast How Fast Alzheimer’s Progresses

A study investigated predictive models for cognitive decline in early Alzheimer’s patients, examining the impact of new drugs that target…

Read More »
Tech

Columbia Researchers Reveal How Our Brains Fuel Curiosity

Researchers at Columbia have linked curiosity to brain activity in areas that process uncertainty and confidence. This discovery, which explains…

Read More »
Tech

Erasing “Bad Memories” To Combat Parkinson’s Tremors

Researchers have identified a potential new approach to preventing dyskinesia in Parkinson’s patients by targeting a protein called Activin A,…

Read More »
Tech

Detailed Wiring Diagram of Fruit Fly Muscles Reveals Unexpected Complexity

Researchers are developing a detailed wiring diagram of the motor circuits in fruit flies’ central nervous systems. This connectome reveals…

Read More »
Tech

Brain Size Myth Debunked With New Evolutionary Insights

A new study involving 1,500 species shows that larger animals do not have proportionally bigger brains, challenging old views and…

Read More »
Tech

Researchers Have Discovered “Hidden” Sex Differences in the Brain’s Reward Circuits

A study found sex differences in brain pathways involved in reward-related behaviors. Understanding these differences may lead to better treatments…

Read More »
Tech

The Hidden Dangers of Prenatal Cannabis Revealed

By Leah Shaffer, Washington University in St. Louis July 6, 2024 Recent research at Washington University has explored how prenatal…

Read More »
Tech

AI Super-Human Eye Brings Scientists One Step Closer to Understanding the Most Complicated and Mysterious Dimension of Our Existence

Kyushu University researchers introduced QDyeFinder, an AI tool that enhances neuron mapping in the brain by using advanced color-coding and…

Read More »
Tech

Scientists Identify Group of Neurons Linked to Feeling Full

Recent research demonstrates that GLP-1 receptor agonists, which are medications that mimic the gut hormone glucagon-like peptide-1 to stimulate insulin…

Read More »
Tech

New Research Shows Why You Don’t Need To Be Perfect To Get the Job Done

Neuroscientists typically propose a single optimal model for animals to carry out tasks, but researchers have found that animals often…

Read More »
Back to top button