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15 May 2013

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  • Boc Controls Retinal Ganglion Cell Fate
  • Expression of D1DRs Solely in NAc Core Rescues Some Learning
  • Predicted and Actual Sounds Produce Similar Cortical Activity
  • Preventing Huntingtin Phosphorylation Reduces Anxiety
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Teach About the Brain Through Video

The third annual Brain Awareness Video Contest is open. Use your creativity to share your brain knowledge.


Submit Your Abstract in a Nano or Poster Session

Before submitting your abstract, consider the many ways to highlight your science and connect it with others in the field.


BrainFacts.org Celebrates Its First Anniversary

BrainFacts.org enhances visibility of the brain and nervous system to audiences around the world.


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May 20 - 24, 2013

IBANGS Genes Brain and Behavior 15th Annual Meeting

Genes, Brain and Behavior was launched in 2002 with the aim of publishing top quality research in behavioral and neural genetics in their broadest sense.


May 20, 2013

Neurovascular Coupling: Noninvasive Imaging "Signatures" of Microscopic Mechanism

Part of NIH's Neuroscience Seminar Series.


May 22 - 25, 2013

Neurizons 2013: Solving the Brain Puzzle - Building Minds from Molecules

Neurizons is a biannual neuroscience conference organized by the students of the International Max Planck Research School for Neuroscience in Göttingen.


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Brain-Mapping Project’s Vision Coming into Focus

Source: Yahoo!

An ambitious, federally funded research initiative aimed at developing the technologies needed to map the human brain has the potential to completely transform the field of neuroscience.

Can you train your brain? Lumosity, BrainHQ say yes

Source: FOX News

Call it the great brain train. Baby boomers, students, and the elderly all share at least one anxiety: Are my mental abilities holding me back?

ADHD Drug May Spur Brain Changes, Study Suggests

Source: Yahoo!

People with attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) who take certain medications over long periods may develop changes in their brains that ultimately impact their ability to respond to the drugs, a new study suggests.

Science Tackles Mystery of the Teenage Brain

Source: New York Times

Science may have split the atom and put a man on the moon but it has yet to solve the mysteries of the teenage brain.

A Trudge to the Roots of Autism

Source: New York Times

Much of autism’s mystery and fascination lies in a paradox.
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