Research Articles
The Night Shift in Your Brain: A User's Guide to Sleep Neurobiology
Explore the fascinating neurobiology of sleep - from NREM and REM cycles to brain control centers and landmark experiments that reveal how your brain works while you sleep.
The Aging Brain: Unraveling the Mysteries of Neural Time
Explore the neuroscience of aging - from structural brain changes to DNA damage mechanisms and interventions for cognitive health.
The Symphony in My Skull: What The Cognitive Neurosciences Mean To Me
Explore the fascinating world of cognitive neuroscience and how it helps us understand the intricate relationship between brain function and human consciousness.
An Introduction to Nervous Systems: The Universe Within
Explore the fascinating world of the nervous system - the most complex biological system in the known universe that controls everything from basic reflexes to human consciousness.
The Alchemist in Our Head: How Your Brain Transforms Thoughts Into Biology
Discover how your brain transforms psychological experiences into biological signals through cutting-edge neuroscience research.
The Addicted Brain: How Neuroscience is Rewriting the Story of Addiction
Discover how ancient brain circuits are being hijacked by modern substances and the neuroscience behind why quitting addiction is so difficult.
The Parent Brain: How Neuroscience Reveals the Biological Roots of Caregiving
Explore the neurobiological basis of parenting disturbance and how brain circuits control caregiving behaviors.
MicroRNA Profiling: From Dark Matter to White Matter
Discover how microRNAs, once considered genetic 'dark matter,' are now illuminating the secrets of brain development, function, and neurological disorders.
The Altered Brain: How Anorexia Nervosa Reshapes the Central Nervous System
Explore how anorexia nervosa structurally and functionally changes the brain, including gray matter reduction, altered neural networks, and recovery patterns.
The Neurobiology of Attachment: How Love Shapes Our Brains
Explore how attachment relationships physically reshape our brains through neurobiology, influencing stress response, emotional regulation, and social bonds throughout life.