Research Articles
Brains: How They Seem to Work - The Journey from Perception to Reality
Explore the fascinating neuroscience behind how our brains construct reality through perception, prediction, and neural processing.
Decoding Fear: Listening to the Brain's Symphony in a Mouse's Home
Discover how neuroscientists use telemetry and automated home cages to study fear memory formation in mice, revealing the brain's electrical symphony in natural settings.
Unveiling the Brain's Wiring: The Simple Stain That Lights Up Neural Circuits
Discover how Brain BLAQ revolutionizes neuroscience by providing clear visualization of neural circuits and optogenetic constructs in thick brain sections.
The Vermont Neuroscience Hub: Where Brains, Guts, and Innovation Collide
Explore Vermont's thriving neuroscience ecosystem where academic institutions and biotech companies collaborate to unlock the secrets of the brain and gut-brain axis.
Seeing the Forest Without the Trees: How Strategic Node Removal Reveals Hidden Brain Networks
Discover how targeted node removal in brain networks reveals hidden dynamic communities and improves our understanding of brain function.
Rethinking the Social Brain: How Neuroscience Is Overturning Old Assumptions About How We Connect
Explore how neuroscience is challenging the modular view of social cognition and revealing a more dynamic, integrated model of the human social brain.
The Social Brain: How Your Mind Navigates the Human World
Explore the fascinating field of social neuroscience and discover how our brains process social information automatically and efficiently.
A Taste of the SfN Annual Meeting: Where the Brain's Mysteries Unravel
An inside look at the world's largest neuroscience fair - the Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting, where cutting-edge brain research is unveiled.
Seeing the Volume: How Your Eyes Trick Your Ears
Explore how visual information influences auditory perception through cross-modal interactions in the brain.
When Looks and Accents Clash: How Our Brains React to Unexpected Encounters
Explore the neuroscience behind how our brains process conflicting social cues when appearance doesn't match accent, revealing insights into implicit bias and social perception.