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Medicine

What Happens in Your Brain When You Can’t Stop Laughing?

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4 min read
Researchers identify two distinct brain networks behind voluntary and uncontrollable laughter, offering insights into emotions, social bonding and the evolution of human communication
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Medicine

Nobel Laureate Karl Deisseroth on How Light is Changing What We Know About the Brain

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2 min read
Nobel laureate Karl Deisseroth explains how optogenetics uses light to study brain circuits involved in memory, anxiety, hunger and behaviour
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Medicine

Optogenetics Wins the Nobel – One Neuroscience Breakthrough in a Line of Technological Innovations Helping Scientists Map and Control the Brain

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5 min read
From brain mapping and electrical recordings to optogenetics and gene-based therapies, new technologies are helping scientists understand and precisely control brain activity
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Honors & Milestones

How Pond Algae Led to a Nobel Prize and a New Way to Study the Brain

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4 min read
From simple pond algae to human medicine: how researchers learned to control brain cells using light and opened new doors to treating disease
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Medicine

How the Brain Learns to Predict What to Fear Based on Past Experiences

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A new Rutgers-led study offers potential ways to treat anxiety and PTSD
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Medicine

How the Brain Learns to Predict What to Fear Based on Past Experiences

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3 min read
A new Rutgers-led study offers potential ways to treat anxiety and PTSD
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