Comprehensive Brodmann Area Guide
Most cortical functions involve the networked activity of multiple Brodmann areas.
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Drug Effects on the EEG
Detailed review of drug effects on the EEG
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BioSource Faculty
Nov 135 min read
5-Min Science: Home-Based tDCS for Depression
Home-based tDCS, with remote supervision, is a viable and safe intervention for reducing depressive symptoms in MDD.
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BioSource Faculty
Nov 126 min read
5-Min Science: The Autonomic Effects of Infraslow Frequency Neurofeedback
The ISF group showed significant improvements, including reduced systolic blood pressure, muscle tension, and skin conductance.
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BioSource Faculty
Nov 104 min read
5-Min Science: Electromagnetic Fields May Mediate Consciousness
Ephatic field effects may provide the fast coordination required by human consciousness.
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BioSource Faculty
Nov 915 min read
The Basal Ganglia Are More Than a Motor Circuit
The basal ganglia are involved in psychopathology and a broad range of cognitive, affective, and motivational processes.
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BioSource Faculty
Nov 95 min read
5-Min Science: A Temporal Lobe Epilepsy Case Study
A case study of neurofeedback treatment of a young woman with intractable temporal lobe epilepsy.
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BioSource Faculty
Nov 717 min read
Neuroscience Breakthroughs Since Graduate School - Part 2: Addiction
The Scott-Kaiser modification of the Peniston Protocol plus rehabilitation for substance use disorder has achieved a rating of probably effi
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BioSource Faculty
Nov 723 min read
Neuroscience Breakthroughs Since Graduate School - Part 6: Stress
Our prosocial actions can protect us from the harmful effects of major life changes
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Nov 66 min read
5-Min Science: Cortical Layers May Generate Different EEG Rhythms
Cortical layers might specialize not just in structure but also in the types of brain waves they generate.
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BioSource Faculty
Nov 311 min read
The Thalamus Is More Than a Switchboard
Thalamocortical oscillations are the primary generators of alpha, theta, and delta waves.
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Nov 35 min read
5-Min Science: HRV Biofeedback Can Improve Children's Attention
HRV biofeedback improves attention.
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BioSource Faculty
Oct 2710 min read
A Deep Dive into the Gamma Rhythm
Research has linked gamma activity to cortical activation, cognitive processes, attention, emotion, and motor functions.
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BioSource Faculty
Oct 2618 min read
Decoding the Amygdala's Complex Functions
The amygdala plays a pivotal role in many emotional, cognitive, and motivational processes.
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BioSource Faculty
Oct 2339 min read
Neuroscience Breakthroughs Since Graduate School - Part 7: Emotion
Mindfulness research has challenged the popular belief that we should be able to dismiss difficult emotions.
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BioSource Faculty
Oct 199 min read
5-Min Science: Astrocytes Maintain Brain Health and Trigger Epilepsy
By targeting astrocytes, new therapies could offer more precise and effective ways to manage epilepsy.
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Oct 175 min read
5-Min Science: Brain-Wide Reorganization After Traumatic Brain Injury
TBI led to significant reorganization of inhibitory circuits.
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BioSource Faculty
Oct 166 min read
5-Min Science: Latest Findings on Alzheimer's Progression
The temporal and parietal lobes are the earliest affected, and the frontal and occipital lobes are the latest.
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BioSource Faculty
Oct 165 min read
5-Min Science: Childhood ADHD Persists Into Adulthood
Childhood ADHD often persists into adulthood.
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BioSource Faculty
Oct 126 min read
5-Min Science: Managing Cardiovascular Health Protects the Brain
Managing heart health early in life can significantly reduce the risk of stroke and cognitive decline later in life.
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