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Targeted brain stimulation trials aim to improve management of treatment-resistant depression

Contemporary Chinese ink art makes striking debut at Olympia

New form of magnetic brain stimulation spells hope for treatment-resistant depression

It involves mapping the brain, using scans to locate a precise spot to target during stimulation. Read more at straitstimes.com.

A new personalised treatment for stubborn depression

IMH trial to study efficacy of personalised transcranial magnetic stimulation for depression. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Researchers provide a description of global functional brain organization in three spatiotemporal patterns

UCLA researchers and colleagues at Emory University and other research centers have combined data simulation and experimental observation to bridge a gap between two major properties of large-scale organization of the human brain – stationary and traveling waves of activity.

Visualizing your brain: Just Exactly How the brain is seen by us Through Practical MRI. The guts’s Susie Huang Joins Advocacy Efforts on Capitol Hill

National Day 2021: 7 Local Art Galleries That Represent Singapore Artists

Singapore’s thriving art scene is well-recognised across the region. We highlight prominent local art galleries that are championing and representing homegrown talents in the arts scene

4 Things to Know About the UOB Painting of the Year Competition As it Turns 40 This Year

When it comes to the history of art, the Italian Renaissance was one of the most important periods defined by the revival of philosophy, literature and art—and the Medici family was at the centre of it all. The Italian banking family was renowned for their patronage of the arts, supporting Renaissance masters including Botticelli, Da Vinci, and Michelangelo. It was during this time that some of the greatest works of art were produced. One cannot deny the importance of arts patronage and philanthropy when it comes to the development of the arts. One such patron of the arts in the region is UOB. In the 1970s, the bank started collecting paintings by Singapore artists, which has since grown into the UOB Art Collection to include more than 2,500 artworks by established and emerging artists in Southeast Asia.