How brain chemicals make you crave alcohol
If you get binned this ACC night just blame your ACC…
Frontiers in Traumatic Brain Injury 2018
Following the success of the inaugural Frontiers in TBI (FITBI) conference in 2017, we welcome you to the 2nd FITBI conference this July at Imperial College London. A two-day programme of talks, debates, and poster sessions that will cover scientific advances into the fundamental understanding of traumatic brain injury and
Connect with conservation – photographing extinction
Our resident conservation columnist has a look at a project to photograph all animals currently in captivity.
Work hard, play harder – how playing can improve STEM subjects
Next time you’re called out for playing video games when you’re meant to be revising, just remember that such games can improve your spatial reasoning skills.
Crossing the blood-brain barrier: the final frontier
Could we be seeing this development in medicine soon?
Connect with conservation – Imperilled Pangolins
Resident conservationist Steve Allain introduces us to the endangered pangolin.
Connect with conservation – Detection dogs
How detection dogs can aid in our conservation quest.
Hedgehog helps cancer stem cells survive
Treating cancer once is bad enough, but it has a tendency to keep coming back.
Meeting of the minds
What went down at this year's IC Neuroscience Society conference.
Organs-on-chips to study anti-cancer effects of drugs
While our iPhones get bigger, our research equipment gets smaller.
Connect with conservation – Visiting Venom
The Natural History Museum is shedding light on the hidden side of venom.
A novel tool for the future of heart repair
Biomechanical mapping provides useful information for regenerating lost heart tissue due to heart attack.