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Jefferson researchers discover a presynaptic molecule, called LRP4, is important in creating excitatory synapses.

The study results identify an important reward circuit in the brain that is activated during social interactions to facilitate bond formation in voles.

Blue Brain Project findings suggest that the brain constantly rewires as it processes information, building a network with as many high-dimensional structures as possible, and ultimately collapsing when a decision has been made.

A recent advancement in microscope imaging technology at the University of Waterloo could soon make diagnosing disease more accessible and affordable.

Cancer stem cells, which fuel the growth of fatal tumours, can be knocked out by a one-two combination of antibiotics and Vitamin C in a new experimental strategy.

A mosquito-killing fungus genetically engineered to produce spider and scorpion toxins could serve as a highly effective biological control mechanism to fight malaria-carrying mosquitoes.

An international research team has found ESCRT assemblies rapidly turn over their subunits, and that this is orchestrated by an enzyme called VPS4.

Experiments aboard International Space Station point to anatomical, behavioral and bacteriological impacts of space travel.

Rutgers researchers have invented a technology that could lead to wearable biosensors which could analyze sweat or blood for biomarkers.

Mozak is a fun game that enables the reconstruction of neurons 3.6 times faster than previous methods.