Research Articles
The Woman Who Defied Limits: How Rita Levi-Montalcini Revolutionized Neuroscience
Discover the remarkable story of Rita Levi-Montalcini, Nobel Prize-winning scientist who discovered Nerve Growth Factor against all odds during WWII.
The Memory Edit: How Scientists Are Rewriting Our Past
Discover the revolutionary science of memory reconsolidation and how researchers are finding ways to transform traumatic memories through groundbreaking neuroscience.
The Social Brain Molecule: How Oxytocin Shapes Our Relationships Beyond the "Love Hormone" Myth
Explore Professor Inga D. Neumann's groundbreaking research on oxytocin, revealing its complex role beyond the 'love hormone' stereotype in social behavior and stress regulation.
The Synaptic Architect: How SynCAM 1 Builds and Remodels Your Brain
Explore how SynCAM 1 regulates synapse number and plasticity in the brain, with implications for learning, memory, and neurological disorders.
The Placebo Puzzle: Why Your Brain's Response to Fake Treatments Depends on the Tech
Exploring how different types of placebo treatments, particularly brain stimulation technologies, produce varying healing responses in the human brain.
Unlocking the Brain's Secrets: How Microchips Are Revolutionizing the Study of Neuronal Injury
Explore how microfluidic technology is transforming neuroscience research on neuronal injury through precise control and miniaturization.
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 Memory Code: Randy Gallistel's Quest to Find Where Brains Store Information
Explore Randy Gallistel's revolutionary theory that memories are stored in molecules inside brain cells, challenging mainstream neuroscience.
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 Stress Switch: How a Tiny Brain Region Controls Our Response to Overwhelm
Discover how serotonin 1A receptors in the median raphe nucleus act as a resilience switch, controlling our response to stress and offering new hope for depression treatment.