Research Articles
The Brain's Learning Symphony: Specific and Nonspecific Neurons in Harmony
Exploring how specific and nonspecific neuronal mechanisms work together to enable learning, with implications for neuroscience, AI, and medicine.
The Wild Laboratory: How Ethoexperimental Approaches Revolutionize the Study of Animal Behavior
Exploring how ethoexperimental approaches merge field observation with lab experimentation to reveal animal behavior secrets and human anxiety insights
The Silent Brake: How a Tiny Protein Fragment Controls Your Brain's Communication
Discover how the N-terminus of Gαo protein creates persistent inhibition in brain communication through voltage-resistant binding to calcium channels.
The Alchemists of the Mind: Celebrating 60 Years of Neurochemical Discovery
Exploring six decades of groundbreaking neurochemical discoveries chronicled in the Journal of Neurochemistry, from GABA research to modern therapies for Alzheimer's and ALS.
The Invisible Marathon: How Brain Chemistry Powers Athletic Performance
Exploring how PET ligand activation studies reveal the neurochemistry behind athletic performance and the runner's high phenomenon.
The Silent Architect: How William T. Norton Unraveled the Brain's Insulation System
A tribute to Dr. William T. Norton and his groundbreaking work on myelin biochemistry that revolutionized our understanding of neurological disorders.
Decoding the Puzzle: How Precision Diagnostics Are Revolutionizing Autism Medication for Youth
Exploring how precision diagnostics and subtype identification are transforming pharmacotherapy for children with autism spectrum disorder.
The Invisible Shield: How Estrogen Genes Protect Against Cataracts
Exploring how estrogen-related genetic polymorphisms influence cataract risk, with insights from Estonian population studies and transgenic mouse models.
The Silent Thief's Hidden Ally: How Stagnant Fluids Poison the Optic Nerve in Normal-Tension Glaucoma
Exploring how cerebrospinal fluid stagnation and optic nerve compartmentation contribute to toxicity in normal-tension glaucoma.
Wired for Wonder: Marvin Zuckerman's Quest to Decode the Biological Roots of Personality
Exploring how neurotransmitters, genes, and neural circuits sculpt our personality traits through Marvin Zuckerman's groundbreaking research.