Research Articles
The Silent Partner: Unmasking the Truth About Your Right Brain
Discover the fascinating truth about your right brain hemisphere beyond the popular myths of creativity and emotion.
The Lazarus Cell: When Death Isn't What It Seems
Exploring how modern science is challenging our understanding of the boundary between life and death through cellular revival and brain restoration experiments.
Cracking the Neural Code: A Lab Revolution Brings Neuroscience to Life
Explore how intracellular neurobiology lab sequences are transforming neuroscience education through interdisciplinary approaches and hands-on learning.
Seeing the Unseen: A Clearer View into the Living Brain
Discover how new laser windows and skull-clearing methods are revolutionizing neuroscience by providing unprecedented views into the living brain.
The Brain in a Dish: How Mini-Brains Are Revolutionizing Science
Explore how Alysson Muotri's brain organoid research is transforming neuroscience, from autism studies to Neanderthal brain comparisons.
The Cellular Glue That Builds a Brain: How a Single Molecule Guards the Brain's Blueprint
Discover how Explorer 1 Integrin acts as the cellular glue maintaining the integrity of the embryonic neocortical stem cell niche, crucial for proper brain development.
The Brain's Repair Kit: How a Common Medication Might Hinder Its Work
Exploring how Valproic acid inhibits neural stem cell regeneration and how Lithium counteracts this effect in the adult brain.
The Mini-Brain Revolution: How Tiny Clumps of Cells Are Unlocking the Mind's Deepest Secrets
Exploring brain organoids and their revolutionary impact on neuroscience research and understanding of the human brain.
The Brain's Symphony of Fear: How a Single Memory is Woven Across Your Mind
Discover how fear memories are sequentially printed across different brain regions in a precise choreography, from hippocampus to amygdala to prefrontal cortex.
The Brain's Tiny Switches: How a Single Neuron Responds to a Hormone and Its Smarter Cousin
Explore how neuroscientists compare the effects of the natural hormone TRH and its engineered analog Taltirelin on single neurons, unlocking secrets of targeted drug design.