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The Slippery Slope of Dishonesty
A kid stealing candy in a convenience store grows up to be a convicted criminal. A husband who flirts with a Check out other posts by Rachel Jonas on Knowing Neurons.
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How does fundamental research help you?
Sometimes it's hard to understand why scientists do what they do. Why spend a career studying cells, fungus, or flies? Check out other posts by Kayleen Schreiber on Knowing Neurons.
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Can We Trust MRI Research? It’s Complicated.
Can We Trust MRI Research? It’s Complicated. #MRI #Neuroimaging #psychiatry Check out other posts by Rachel Jonas on Knowing Neurons.
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March for Science
America feels like it’s unraveling. And science is holding on by a thread. In the first 100 days that Donald Check out other posts by Kate Fehlhaber on Knowing Neurons.
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Bite-size Science: Epigenetics help protect the aging brain
Epigenetics change which genes are active and which are inactive. Research over the past few years has shown that these Check out other posts by Kayleen Schreiber on Knowing Neurons.
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Bite-size science: The brain remembers without staying the same
A new paper published this month in the journal Cell describes an unexpected finding about memory. Researchers used to think Check out other posts by Kayleen Schreiber on Knowing Neurons.
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Mind the Gap: New Evidence on How Neurons Connect Left and Right Brain Halves
Our brains are split into two halves, a left hemisphere and a right hemisphere. While the left brain specializes in Check out other posts by Sophie Fessl on Knowing Neurons.
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Lighting Up The Brain With Optogenetics
Scientists studying pond scum discovered its peculiar ability to sense light, even without eyes. This discovery would eventually lead to Check out other posts by Brainfacts.org on Knowing Neurons.
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No Pain, No Gain: Commensal Bacteria Help Chemotherapy Through Painful Side...
Cancer is still an unmet clinical challenge. Tens of thousands of people are diagnosed with cancer every day. In the Check out other posts by Amin Kamaleddin on Knowing Neurons.
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One Small Map for Fruit Flies, One Giant Leap for Neuroscience
*Note: this article explores a recent paper that has been reviewed and published in its preprint form, before peer review. Check out other posts by Alexa Erdogan on Knowing Neurons.
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