Research Articles
The Neuroscience and Neuropsychiatry of Alcohol Abuse: How Alcohol Rewires the Human Brain
Explore how alcohol fundamentally alters brain structure and function, reshaping neural pathways in ways that perpetuate addiction and impair cognition.
The Aging Ape Mind: What Chimpanzee Brains Tell Us About Ourselves
Discover how studying chimpanzee brain aging reveals insights into human cognitive decline and the evolutionary roots of brain aging.
The Sugar Code of the Brain: Unlocking Bob Ledeen's Ganglioside Revolution
Exploring Bob Ledeen's groundbreaking research on gangliosides and their crucial role in neurological health and disease.
Rewiring Mental Healthcare: How Systems Thinking Is Revolutionizing Psychology
Explore how integrative clinical systems psychology is transforming mental healthcare through a holistic approach that connects biological, psychological, and social dimensions.
Unlocking the Mystery of Anorexia: How Brain Science Is Revolutionizing Treatment
Explore how neurobiological research is transforming our understanding and treatment of anorexia nervosa through brain circuits, neurotransmitters, and genetics.
Seeing is Believing: How Glowing Molecules Reveal Protein Synthesis in Living Cells
Discover how fluorescent-labeled tRNA FRET pairs enable real-time monitoring of protein synthesis in living cells, revolutionizing biological research and medicine.
What Salamanders Have Taught Us About Evolution: Nature's Time Machines
Discover how salamanders, with their extraordinary regenerative abilities and evolutionary adaptations, are reshaping our understanding of evolution and human medicine.
Attention to Deficits of Mixed Mood States: Hype or Scientific Activity?
Exploring the scientific evidence behind mixed mood states, examining whether current attention represents justified activity or exaggerated hype in psychiatry.
How Your Brain Sees the World (And Why It's Often Wrong)
Explore the fascinating world of neurovision and discover how your brain constructs reality through illusions like the McGurk Effect.
Time Warp: How Parkinson's Disease Alters The Perception of Time
Explore how neurochemical changes in the basal ganglia affect time perception in Parkinson's disease patients and the role of dopamine in our internal clock.