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Vaping News Roundup 2019
How safe are the ingredients in e-cigarettes? Here we highlight some of the studies exploring e-cigarette safety, published during 2019.
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The Neuroscience Roundup - 11/22/19
Here's a short selection of our favorite neuroscience stories from the last week!
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The Spectacular World of Brain Imaging
Download this flipbook to see the brain at a deeper level.
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A Mental Map of EEG
Knowing how someone thinks is crucial to understanding their behavior. With EEG (electroencephalography), you can get access to this hidden world, and reveal what’s really going on in someone’s mind. EEG offers many advantages, but it can be tricky in the beginning. This infographic from iMotions is designed to give you a head start to this powerful technology.
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Top 10 Diagnostics News Stories of 2018
Featuring sweat sensors, epi-signatures, and advances in 3D medical imaging, here's a wrap-up of the most-read diagnostics news stories we covered in 2018.
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Top 10 Cell Science News Stories of 2018
Featuring a solid mix of imaging, cell and animal models, 3D printing and CRISPR, here is a wrap-up of the most-read cell science news stories we covered in 2018!
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Top 10 Cancer Research News Stories of 2018
2018 has been an exciting year for the cancer research field. This list details the top 10 most-read news stories we published from the field this year.
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Biggest News Stories of 2018
We have seen some amazing scientific breakthroughs in 2018.
This list highlights some of our favourites.
This list highlights some of our favourites.
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How an MRI-algorithm Identifies Individuals with Suicidal Thoughts
An innovative and promising approach has been developed to identify suicidal individuals by analyzing alterations in how their brains represent certain concepts, such as death, cruelty and trouble.
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Charles Limb: Your brain on improv
Musician and researcher Charles Limb wondered how the brain works during musical improvisation -- so he put jazz musicians and rappers in an fMRI to find out.
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