Research Articles
La Sagrada Familia of the Human Body: The Marvelous Architecture of Cranial Nerves
Explore the fascinating world of cranial nerves - the twelve pairs of specialized nerves that connect your brain to your senses, muscles, and vital functions.
Seeing the Cure: How Brain Scans Are Revolutionizing the Fight Against Addiction
Explore how advanced brain imaging technologies like PET and fMRI are transforming addiction medication development by providing unprecedented insights into the brain's reward system.
The Sleeping Sickness That Revolutionized Neuroscience
How encephalitis lethargica, a century-old epidemic, unlocked the secrets of sleep neurobiology and revolutionized neuroscience.
The Great Rewiring: How Alzheimer's Disrupts Your Brain's Communication Network
Explore how Alzheimer's disease disrupts the brain's functional connectome hierarchy, affecting cognition and gene expression patterns.
The Hijacked Brain: Decoding Addiction from Neurons to Drug Policy
Exploring the neuroscience of addiction, its biological basis, and how modern science is shaping drug policy interventions.
The Hidden Currents Within: How Your Unconscious Mind Really Works
Explore the latest neuroscience discoveries about the unconscious mind and how it shapes perception, decision-making, and social interactions.
The Silent Saboteur: How Your Brain Engineers Relapse
Exploring the neuroscience behind addiction relapse and how the brain's rewiring creates a self-sustaining cycle of substance dependence.
The Hidden Orchestra: Decoding OCD's Neurobiological Symphony
Exploring the complex neurobiology of OCD, from CSTC circuit dysfunction to groundbreaking biomarker discoveries and future treatments.
The Hidden Wiring: Decoding OCD's Brain-Body Connection
Exploring the neurological and genetic basis of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) through cutting-edge research and brain imaging studies.
Hijacking the Brain's Reward System: The Neuroscience Behind Addiction
Exploring how addiction rewires the brain's reward circuitry through the three-stage cycle of binge/intoxication, withdrawal/negative affect, and preoccupation/anticipation.