A brainstem theory of consciousness puts the raw feeling of being 'you' in the brain's ancient stalk, and its evidence starts with pain. Consciousness is often linked to the cortex, the brain’s wrinkled outer layer, which helps us understand language,…
Oxford Brain Diagnostics (OBD) walked away from the 2026 CNS Summit near Boston on Wednesday as the winner of the conference's prestigious Innovation Showcase, besting nine other finalists with a brain-imaging technology that could reshape how pharmaceutical companies design and populate…
Although CAA and Alzheimer’s disease share Aβ-related pathology, the structural characteristics of Aβ aggregates in CAA and how they change as the disease progresses remain poorly understood. Conventional methods that depend on fibrils extracted from brain tissue may fail to…
Thirty interns from across Canada spent the summer turning climate-and-brain research into something the public can use, then presented it at Demo Day on October 18. Every one of them has something to try right on this page. Tap a node…
A conversation with comparative cognition researcher Edward Wasserman about learning and the “edge of chaos” 3:00 PM CST on November 5, 2026 Wasserman was recently included on a list of 100 researchers working on provocative and difficult to answer research questions published by The…
Two recently published studies of fly behavior provide evidence for sophisticated sensory information processing in insect brains. A study of fruit flies (Drosophila) led by scientists from the University of Sheffield examined the processing of visual information in the brain.
The Labyrinth is the data journalism blog by the Daily Nexus. November 5, 2026 at 10:00 am As a child, I struggled with a mild form of double vision: when looking at objects, I would see a faint second image overlapping the main…
Before adding AI, leaders should check which tasks still serve a purpose, because habit hides the ones that don’t Labor is almost always an organization's largest investment. Companies spend millions attracting talented people, refining their skill sets, and working to…
That paper is a perspective article titled Maintaining Klotho: preventing the body from unwinding, published 27 October in Frontiers in Aging. Its authors are Walter H Gunzburg, Pharon Pawa and Brian Salmons, and they argue that the best way to give…
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