Donegal woman awarded PhD in infant neuroscience from Trinity College Dublin

Neuroscientist challenges decades-old model of how vision and thinking work in the brain

Neuroscientist Nuttida Rungratsameetaweemana is challenging the long-held conventional view that vision is a passive, feed-forward process w

Neuroscientist challenges decades-old model of how vision and thinking work in the brain

Neuroscientist Nuttida Rungratsameetaweemana is challenging the long-held conventional view that vision is a passive, feed-forward process w

Grid-like neural codes in entorhinal cortex track cognitive development and fluid intelligence from ages 8 to 25

This study investigates how grid-cell-like neural codes in the entorhinal cortex (EC) develop from ages 8 to 25, providing a neural basis fo

Why neuroscience is not ready to guide brain-based policymaking

This article critically examines the growing trend of policymakers turning to neuroscience to inform laws and policies, arguing that the sci

Why neuroscience is not ready to guide brain-based policymaking

This article critically examines the growing trend of policymakers turning to neuroscience to inform laws and policies, arguing that the sci

Why neuroscience is not ready to guide brain-based policymaking

This article critically examines the growing trend of policymakers turning to neuroscience to inform laws and policies, arguing that the sci

A new Pitt study has upended decades-old assumptions about brain plasticity

New study reveals how infants’ brains and bodies respond to music in the first year of life

Prenatal Language Exposure Creates Familiarity in Newborns, Study Finds

A scientific study demonstrates that brief prenatal exposure to a foreign language can make it familiar to newborns. Researchers played a st