Page 7 - Brain Sciences News Today

A profile of and Q&A with Stuyvesant alumnus Dr. Stephen Grossberg (‘57).

Lots of people will do a lot to avoid feeling negative emotions. But researchers are figuring out how these unpleasant feelings actually have benefits.

Chris Guthrie joined university in 2002, named to current role in 2009

Sadness is associated with what psychologists call a deactivation state of doing little, without much behavior

She’s 70 and has lived alone her entire adult life. But when she told the world this was by choice — and that she was happy and fulfilled — the response

The eighth NIH grant renewal extends funding for the Iowa Cochlear Implant Clinical Research Center to more than $76 million over 43 years.

A study of babies with a type of brain injury caused by a lack of oxygen (hypoxia), carried out at Imperial College London (ICL) has found that patterns of gene expression detectable in the blood can point to the cause of the injury. Click to read more...

IIT Gandhinagar PhD Admissions 2024: Candidates will be shortlisted based on a written exam and interviews. Only those who meet the provisional selection criteria will be invited for the written test and interview.

NEWBORN CARE - Researchers from Imperial College London have shown that a blood test can pinpoint the underlying cause of brain injury in newborns.

Op-ed: The city has pioneered a successful model for diverting youth from the legal system. Researchers explain how it works – and why it matters.