neuroscience Articles
Science in the news 3: Brain implants, rediscovered mammals and mentally time-travelling rats
From long-lost animals to rodent imagination, here’s a collection of the most exciting stories of science in the news
Science in the news: Asteroids samples, brain maps, and artificial DNA
Here are the latest big science stories you need to know about
Clean air, clean mind: The impact of air pollution on our brains
We know that air pollution has negative consequences on human health, but how does it affect our thinking and cognitive abilities?
12 Days of Christmas: 12 drummers neurologically reprogrammed
On the 6th day of Christmas, we discuss how drumming can affect the brain and mental health
Can we dance ourselves happier and healthier?
It’s time to embrace dad dancing! Research reveals the power of dance to improve our mental health and well-being.
Liposome drug-delivery method to reduce brain damage in stroke patients
Researchers at the University of Manchester have manipulated selective liposomal transport procedures through the blood-brain barrier in stroke patients to reveal a therapeutic opportunity for delivering life saving drugs…
Disabling brain cell tap causes neurodegeneration
Researchers from the University of Manchester have found that the deactivation of a neuron tap is a potential cause of neurodegeneration
The science of gambling with Guardian Live
As part of Manchester Science Festival, the science of gambling explored the psychology and statistics behind casinos, all with a cabaret-style twist
New developments in Alzheimer’s treatment
A team of scientists at Imperial College London have revealed that they successfully used gene therapy to prevent the development of Alzheimer’s Disease in mice
New study reveals the importance of being in tune with the Earth
A recent study working on mutated mice has implicated the importance of having an internal clock that is synced with the 24 hour cycle seen on Earth
Brain chemistry adapts to raise pain threshold, Manchester study reveals
University of Manchester researchers have found that the chemical composition of the human brain can adapt to help alleviate chronic pain