Research Articles
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.
The Trust Bridge: How a Brazilian COVID ICU Revolutionized Communication in High-Mistrust Settings
Discover how Brazilian ICU teams developed a neuroscience-based communication model to overcome distrust during COVID-19, now transforming high-stakes communication worldwide.
Microbial Rhodopsins: How Ancient Light Sensors Revolutionized Modern Neuroscience
Exploring how microbial rhodopsins evolved from simple light sensors to powerful tools in neuroscience and biotechnology.
The Invisible Spotlight: Decoding Social Anxiety Through Neuroscience and Evidence-Based Care
Exploring the neuroscience behind social anxiety disorder and evidence-based treatments that target brain circuitry
The Anxious Brain: Decoding the Neural Chaos of Generalized Anxiety Disorder
Exploring the neuroscience behind generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) - how worry circuits become stuck on overdrive and the latest breakthroughs in treatment.
The Social Brain's Overloaded Circuit: How Hyperconnectivity in a Key Brain Region Predicts Autism's Social Challenges
Research reveals how hyperconnectivity in the right posterior temporo-parietal junction (pRTPJ) predicts social difficulties in boys with Autism Spectrum Disorder.