Your brain might be ready to think it is “us” vs. “them,” but you don’t have to.
The Biased Brain
Light at night may mess with your brain
A new study may help us understand how nighttime light exposure leads to behavior changes
Healing in Nature
How the outdoors can improve mental health
Artificial Sweeteners and the Brain
Are they really better for you?
Alone, but not lonely
Socially distancing from each other has been tough, and being alone also has biological consequences. However, being alone and being lonely are not the same.
Insulating your memories
Neuronal insulation provided by myelin is important for a type of memory formation
LSD on the brain
A psychedelic drug may be a therapeutic breakthrough
Making Memories
How do we form memories, and why does this process break down in autoimmune encephalitis?
A Shocking Discovery
Some scientific experiments are odd, but without this strange experiment neuroscientists would not be very ‘hoppy’. Learn about what neuroscience’s history owes to frogs and an Italian scientist born in the 18th century.
