Videos
Fruit Fly Brains Inform Search Engines of the Future
VideoSalk scientists, Saket Navlakha and Charles Stevens have a paper that shows that the way fruit flies identify smells that are most similar to ones they’ve encountered previously could improve computer search algorithms.
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Map Neurons For the Good of Science
VideoMozak is an online game that challenges people to map neurons from real life data. The reconstructions are then used to map the brain.
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Optogenetics Explained
VideoAllie Astrocyte from Neuro Transmissions explains how channel rhodopsins can be expressed in neurons to control neuronal activity, with light.
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Zombie Neuroscience
VideoProfessor Shane O'Mara from Trinity College Dublin explains the likely cognitive damage caused to the brains of humans to turn them into zombies.
2-Minute Neuroscience: Long-Term Potentiation (LTP)
VideoThis video from Neuroscientifically Challenged discusses Long Term Potentiation, one mechanism of synaptic plasticity.
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Anil Seth Explains How Your Brain Hallucinates Consciousness
VideoAnil Seth explains how your brain hallucinates your reality
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Why Are We Superstitious?
VideoMany things are supposed to be good or bad luck, but are we gaining or losing something by playing along?
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Looking at Molecules: The cryo-electron microscopy revolution at The MRC LMB
VideoThe cryo-electron microscopy revolution at The MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology
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What are the Biggest Challenges in Dementia Research?
VideoProf. Bill Seeley explains the greatest challenges to dementia research.
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2017 ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE FACTS AND FIGURES
VideoVideo describing the prevalence of Alzheimer's Disease from the Alzheimer's Association
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