Tag: Neuroscience
Exploring the Biology of Pain: Insights from Neuroscientific Research
Understanding the complex mechanisms of pain could pave the way for revolutionary treatments and improved quality of life for millions.
Scientists Design Bioluminescent RNA: Unlocking Mysteries of Viruses and Memory Formation
A breakthrough in tracking RNA in real-time opens new avenues for understanding viral behavior and human memory.
Discovery of Brain Microbiomes in Fish Sparks Human Research
Recent studies have identified thriving bacterial communities within the brains of healthy fish, prompting scientists to investigate the possibility of a similar microbiome existing in humans.
Estrogen Surges Linked to Increased Binge Drinking in Females
Recent research from Weill Cornell Medicine reveals that elevated estrogen levels can significantly enhance binge drinking behavior in females, shedding light on sex-specific differences in alcohol consumption.
MouseGoggles: Virtual Reality Breakthrough for Rodent Research
Cornell University researchers have developed 'MouseGoggles,' a virtual reality (VR) system designed to immerse mice in controlled environments, enhancing studies in neuroscience and disease research.
Time’s Illusions: How Altered States Distort Perception
Our understanding of time is surprisingly fragile, bending and warping under the influence of altered states like emergencies, meditation, and psychedelics. The reasons why remain an enigma for science.