neuroscience

Neuropills chapter 11: the synapse

At the end of the 19th century there was a neuroscientific conflict: are neurons continuously connected or was there really a physical separation between them?

Neuropills Chapter 10: Grunya Efimovna Sukhareva

The Ukrainian psychiatrist Grunya Efimovna Sukhareva, almost a complete stranger, was the first to publish studies where she described features of Autism Spectrum Disorder in children.

What are giant neurons for?

How does our brain activate and make us aware of ourselves and our surroundings when, for example, we wake up in the morning? New research sheds some light on the mysteries of the nervous system.

Neurophylders chapter 9: Marian Diamond

We premiered with Marian Diamond the section 'Neuroscientists in two minutes'.

Neuropills chapter 8: Ranvier's nodes

We continue to discover the ins and outs of the brain and nervous system with Pablo Barrecheguren and his neuropills.

Neuropills chapter 6: nerve conduction

Today we learn how the transmission of a nerve impulse spreads.

They discover how nostalgia is activated in the brain

A team of researchers has been able to discern the areas of the brain that are involved in the development of nostalgia and how this feeling affects us.

Are women more selfish than men?

We enter the human brain. A study has revealed which is the most egotistical gender.

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