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Molecular Physiome of Brain Regions Identified Using Top-Down Proteomics and MALDI Imaging Mass Spectrometry
ArticleTeam develops novel strategy combining MALDI-IMS and spatially-resolved top-down proteomics to investigate differences in protein expression at the cellular level, in brain tissue.
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Neuromodulation Through the Skull: Can tdc stimulators improve performance?
ArticleBrain stimulation has been associated with improvements in cognitive and sports performance, but exactly how effective it is remains up for debate.
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Music And Drugs: Scientists explain the link
ArticleScientists explain the links between music and drugs, that have existed for centuries.
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Proton Channel Underlying Sour Taste Identified
ArticleAn evolutionarily conserved gene family encodes proton-selective ion channels underlying taste and gravity sensation
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Neuroscientists Scrutinise Phrenology Using MRI
ArticleNeuroscientists put the dubious theory of ‘phrenology’ through rigorous testing for the first time
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Imaging Nerve Cell Function: All-Optical Neurophysiology
ArticleUsing light instead of electrodes is non-invasive, high-throughput and represents the successor to traditional electrophysiology.
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Neuroinformatics and The Blue Brain Project
ArticleThe Blue Brain Project is an attempt to reverse engineer the rodent brain (and ultimately, the human brain) and recreate it at the cellular level inside a computer simulation.
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Building the Blue Brain Nexus
ArticleThe Blue Brain Nexus is designed to facilitate the recording, curating, storing, describing and tracking of experimental and computational neuroscience data in a format that may enable researchers to build a truly comprehensive picture of the brain.
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The 2017 BNA Christmas Symposium on Brain Technologies
ArticleThis year’s BNA Christmas symposium focus was on neurotechnologies and their place in society.
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Bioimaging Using Microscopes: Challenges, Benefits and the Future
ArticleThe imaging of biological samples, or bioimaging, plays a key role in current life science research, enabling scientists to analyze molecules, cells and tissues from a range of living systems.
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