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  1. What Is a Split-Belt Treadmill and How Does It Train the Brain?

    Discover how a specialized treadmill creates a walking imbalance to provide a unique window into how the brain learns and adapts movement.

    By Natalia M. Lebedeva
  2. The Anterior Temporal Lobe’s Function and Role in Memory

    Learn how the anterior temporal lobe organizes our knowledge, acting as a hub that assigns meaning to objects, faces, and social interactions.

    By Ming Liao
  3. What Is an Enlarged Cerebellar Cistern?

    Learn about the enlarged cerebellar cistern, a prenatal ultrasound finding, and the factors that determine its actual impact on a baby’s development.

    By Pablo Herrera
  4. Cortical Networks: What Are They and How Do They Work?

    Explore the brain’s intricate communication systems. This overview explains how organized neural connections form the architecture for thought and perception.

    By Aaron Nishimoto
  5. Spinal Cord Tension: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment

    Gain insight into how a physically restricted spinal cord can impair nerve signals and learn about the approaches used to restore its necessary mobility.

    By Christina Rankin
  6. The Relationship Between the Hippocampus and Epilepsy

    Explore the intricate link between the hippocampus and epilepsy, where this vital brain structure can be both a source of seizures and a target of their effects.

    By Sara Hammond
  7. Afferent Input: How Your Body Sends Signals to Your Brain

    Your brain relies on a flow of sensory signals from your body to build its reality. Understand how this fundamental process allows you to perceive, move, and react.

    By Katie Rodriguez
  8. A Map of Neurons: Charting the Brain’s Connections

    By mapping the intricate pathways between neurons, researchers are building a foundational understanding of how the brain’s structure gives rise to function.

    By Ritu Kapoor
  9. TMS and the Dorsolateral Prefrontal Cortex

    Explore how non-invasive magnetic stimulation modulates the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex, a key hub for mood, to offer a targeted therapeutic approach.

    By David Gerber
  10. Brain Tissue Regeneration: The Science of Repairing the Brain

    The brain has a limited ability to heal. Discover the biological reasons why and the scientific approaches being developed to promote tissue repair and restore function.

    By Aaron Nishimoto
  11. What Does Pan-Neuronal Mean in Neuroscience?

    Explore the significance of the pan-neuronal concept, a framework for understanding properties universal to neurons throughout the entire nervous system.

    By Aaron Nishimoto
  12. The Amnesic Condition: Causes, Types, and Diagnosis

    Gain insight into the clinical characteristics of amnesia, its diverse neurological and psychological origins, and the process for its assessment and management.

    By Shelly Chan
  13. Neuronal Connectivity: The Brain’s Communication Network

    Discover how the brain’s intricate wiring is built, functions, and changes over time, forming the foundation for our thoughts, actions, and overall brain health.

    By Ritu Kapoor
  14. Brain Arousal: What It Is and Why It Matters

    Discover how your brain’s state of alertness is a fundamental system regulating daily energy and focus. Learn how this internal balance impacts performance.

    By Katie Rodriguez