Research Articles
Zebrafish: Cracking Schizophrenia's Genetic Code | Neuroscience Research
How zebrafish models are revolutionizing our understanding of schizophrenia's genetic basis through copy number variation research
The Worm Whisperers: How Tiny Nematodes Are Unlocking Secrets of Neuromuscular Disorders
Discover how C. elegans worms are revolutionizing research into congenital myasthenic syndromes through undergraduate experiments at Johns Hopkins University.
The Neuropathology Pioneer: Celebrating Prof. Kurt Jellinger's Enduring Legacy
Celebrating Prof. Kurt Jellinger's 70-year career that revolutionized our understanding of Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and multiple sclerosis.
The Silent Storm: Rewiring the Brain to Heal Treatment-Resistant Depression
Exploring neuromodulation breakthroughs for treatment-resistant depression, including Stanford's SNT therapy and other cutting-edge techniques.
The Neural Frontier: Revolutionizing Neuroscience Through Innovation
Exploring cutting-edge neuroscience research transforming our understanding of the brain, from genetic architectures to stress inheritance and pain circuit mapping.
The Double Whammy: How Epigenetic and Signaling Drugs Team Up Against a Childhood Brain Cancer
Discover how HDAC and MAPK/ERK inhibitors work synergistically to combat medulloblastoma stem cells and improve treatment outcomes.
The Neural Architects: How Nerves Blueprint Our Salivary Glands
Exploring how nerves sculpt salivary gland development and function, with clinical implications for treating dry mouth conditions.
The Integrative Biology Revolution: How Connecting Life's Dots Is Transforming Science
Explore how integrative biology is transforming science by connecting disciplines from genetics to ecology, revealing life's complex interactions.
The Accidental Revolution: How Serendipity and Science Forged a New Path in Antidepressant Development
The remarkable evolution of antidepressants from the tricyclic era to the revolutionary promise of ketamine and beyond.
The Invisible Wounds: How Childhood Sexual Abuse Rewires the Brain
Neurobiological research reveals how childhood sexual abuse physically reshapes the developing brain and biological stress systems with lifelong consequences.