Research Articles
Neuroscience and Society in the 21st Century: Integrating Fundamental and Clinical Research
Exploring the integration of fundamental and clinical neuroscience research in the 21st century and its impact on society, brain disorders treatment, and ethical considerations.
The Brain's Guardian: How a Tiny Peptide Could Revolutionize Neuroprotection
Discover how vasoactive intestinal peptide (VIP) acts as a powerful neuroprotective agent and Professor Illana Gozes' pioneering research in this field.
Clot Busters to the Rescue: How Stroke Teams Are Winning the Race Against Time
Discover how stroke teams are revolutionizing treatment through faster door-to-needle times and innovative approaches like the stroke launchpad model.
Unlocking the Brain's Mysteries: Meet the Bioengineers Behind Next-Generation Neural Devices
Explore the revolutionary advances in neural devices that are transforming how we understand and interface with the human brain.
Catching the Thread: The New Science of Predicting and Rebuilding the Mind
How neuroscience is turning the tide against dementia with early detection and rehabilitation technologies
Unlocking the Cannabis Cure: How Your Genes Shape MS Treatment
Discover how genetic variations influence response to nabiximols treatment for multiple sclerosis spasticity and the future of personalized MS therapy.
Electrophysiological Source Imaging: The Mind's Mirror Revealing Your Brain's Hidden Conversations
Explore how Electrophysiological Source Imaging (ESI) transforms EEG and MEG data into precise 3D brain activity maps, revolutionizing neuroscience and medicine.
Beyond the Blueprint: Why Engineers Need a Code for Human Survival
Exploring the revolutionary concept of Survival Ethics in engineering - a framework that prioritizes humanity's long-term survival in technological innovation.
The Zebrafish Revolution: How a Tiny Tropical Fish Is Illuminating Human Development and Disease
Explore how zebrafish are revolutionizing developmental biology and disease research through their unique biological features and genetic tools.
The Hidden Surgery Aftermath: How Operations Can Affect the Aging Brain
Understanding postoperative cognitive dysfunction (POCD) in elderly patients - causes, risk factors, and groundbreaking research from University of Groningen