Wednesday, December 11, 2024
Multiple Sclerosis
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According to the W.H.O. nearly 2.8 million people around the world are affected by Multiple Sclerosis (MS). MS is an autoimmune, neurodege...
Working Memory and ADHD
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Working memory is short-term memory with instantaneous processing of day-to-day life moments. Because working memory is constantly bein...
The Effects of Prenatal Stressors and Predisposition of Schizophrenia
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The argument between social determination and individual autonomy is highly debated in reference to neuropsychological disord...
Understanding the Breathing Circuit
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Breathing is an essential mechanism of life, a rhythm that sustains life and it is often unnoticed until we pause to truly feel it, m...
Ways to Confront Racism in Neuroscience
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Dr. Caitlyn Hudac stresses the importance of community-based neuroscience, and works to explore some of the ways that neuroscien...
Comparing the "Why birds are smart" research paper to the "Gravity Gives These Birds the Drop on Tough-to-Crack Foods” news article
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The news article, “Gravity Gives These Birds the Drop on Tough-to-Crack Foods” by Priyanka Runwal, shows one way that birds use their brai...
A Comparison of Polarization in Social Groups and Social Media
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Within recent years the common habit of scrolling on one’s phone has become included in the American daily routine. Despite negative conno...
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