Neuroscience

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dev.to > constant_itis > what-happens-if-you-give-a-fruit-fly-brain-external-memory-1gcm

What Happens If You Give a Fruit Fly Brain External Memory?

1+ hour, 20+ min ago   (139+ words) a thought experiment on whether memory should be a tool or a tissue. Tagged with ai, memory, biomimicry, neuroscience....


prnewswire.com > news-releases > a-new-stowers-institute-brain-atlas-shows-neurons-dont-inherit-their-identity--they-build-it-in-their-first-hours-of-life-302879425.html

A new Stowers Institute brain atlas shows neurons don't inherit their identity -- they build it in their first hours of life

5+ hour, 22+ min ago   (1188+ words) Sep 15, 2026, 12:58 ET The atlas of nearly a quarter million fly brain cells is the first to read both the genes and the DNA switches that control them across an entire developing brain region, providing new insights for "designing" neurons to…...


newswise.com > articles > trust-in-u-s-elections-media-roundtable

Newswise Latest News: news and press releases in science, medicine, life, and business

2+ hour, 20+ min ago   (144+ words) Newswise Latest News: up-to-the-minute news, press releases, and expert sources for journalists in science, health, medicine, life news, and business This news release is embargoed This news release is available only to verified logged-in journalists until the embargo expires on…...


allsci.com > news > research > nose-to-brain-screening-aptar-and-massachusetts

Aptar and MGH develop predictive NAM for nose-to-brain drug delivery

10+ hour ago   (385+ words) AllSci AptarGroup (NYSE: ATR) and Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) have signed a research collaboration agreement to build an integrated translational platform for nose-to-brain (N2B) drug delivery, with the goal of generating a predictive screening tool for central nervous system (CNS) drug…...


miragenews.com > neural-wiring-breakthrough-may-aid-spinal-1744675

Neural Wiring Breakthrough May Aid Spinal, Stroke Care

5+ hour, 8+ min ago   (604+ words) PROVIDENCE, R.I. [Brown University] — A new discovery by neuroscientists at Brown University's Carney Institute for Brain Science challenges long-held beliefs in neurobiology about how neurons extend axons to reach their targets. Published in PNAS, the findings provide what the authors call…...


scitechdaily.com > why-your-immune-system-weakens-with-age-is-more-complicated-than-scientists-thought

Why Your Immune System Weakens With Age Is More Complicated Than Scientists Thought

3+ hour, 13+ min ago   (587+ words) A new study reveals how aging changes the immune system in complex ways and identifies potential targets for healthier aging. Why does immunity weaken with age, and does that decline happen the same way throughout the body? Researchers at USC…...


jhunewsletter.com > article > 2026 > 09 > an-index-for-brain-activity-dr-sarma-speaks-on-a-neural-health-index

An index for brain activity: Dr. Sarma speaks on a Neural Health Index

3+ hour, 14+ min ago   (283+ words) By ADITYA SANKAR | September 15, 2026 MARGARET MCMILAN / PUBLIC DOMAIN Sridevi Sarma, professor for biomedical engineering at the Whiting School of Engineering, presented a seminar detailing her team’s work on a neural health index on Sept. 9. The diagnosis of psychiatric disorders can…...


sg.news.yahoo.com > whats-fly-brain-simulations-viral-144806619.html

What's With All These 'Fly Brain Simulations'? The Viral Jokes And Memes About A Fruit Fly's Brain Being Mapped Explained

7+ hour, 32+ min ago   (685+ words) In September 2026, the release of a complete map of an adult male fruit fly's neural connections gave the internet a new scientific dataset to experiment with (and meme). Within days, social media users were connecting simulations of the fly's neural…...


newsable.asianetnews.com > lifestyle > scientists-find-brain-regions-that-compete-during-risky-decisions-articleshow-ftrewvg

Scientists find brain regions that compete during risky decisions

4+ hour, 19+ min ago   (390+ words) “We’ve long suspected that this region was where the brain weighs reward against risk, but we’ve never been able to measure it while it is happening in the human brain in real time until now,” said Edward Chang, MD, Joan…...