Neurologi DK’s Post

🔬🧠 Uncover the essential functions of astrocyte mitochondria in brain metabolism and their effects on cognitive processes. Big shoutout to Kateryna on her incredible work! 🙌 Explore our latest application note to learn more and get a comprehensive overview of the workflow. #Neuroscience #MiltenyiBiotec #MBStories

Crows, along with felines, canines, frogs, and songbirds, possess impressive cognitive abilities such as counting, planning, strategizing, and problem-solving. A recent study conducted in a neuroscience lab in Germany sheds light on these fascinating findings. Experiential observations have led to the formulation of testable hypotheses, challenging alternative theories. Learn more about this intriguing research on CNN. Definitely worth a quick 3-minute read! 🧠🦅 #CognitiveAbilities #AnimalIntelligence

A (hopefully) concise overview of cognitive and computational accounts of delusions, published this week. Increasingly excited to explore the directions this field might be heading in. Watch this space!

Neuroscience and Psychology offer relevant insights on user interaction and decision-making, and in the #digitalhealth industry, this can lead to enhanced user engagement and treatment adherence. 🧠❤️🩹 ✍️ In our latest blog post, Aaron Limoges, Ph.D., Neuroscientist and Researcher with a PhD from Columbia University, explored the cognitive principles influencing user adoption in digital health products, and how to address them in an ethical way: https://lnkd.in/d7SiDihy #Neuroscience #HealthTech 

🚨 The "Total Recall" Reality 😱 🔬 Optogenetics, the cutting-edge field merging optics and genetics, is unlocking unprecedented insights into the brain. 🎞 One of its most captivating applications?... Memory manipulation, straight out of the sci-fi classic "Total Recall." In the film, the protagonist undergoes a procedure that implants false memories, blurring the line between reality and illusion. Well, it turns out that optogenetics researchers have been able to do something similar in animal models. Researchers can now artificially activate or suppress specific memories in animal models by manipulating targeted neurons - blurring the line between reality and illusion, just like the film. 🐁 Scientists can even create 'false memories' in rats. What memories would you have implanted LinkedIn? #neurpscience #psychology #brain #memory

A compilation of publicly available EEG datasets. We are working on a list of datasets for EEG. This section is under development and datasets for neuroscience will be constantly updated. We started with emotion recognition. https://lnkd.in/eF6aEusx #dataset #EEG

Brain human mapping are studying on the structural and functional architecture of the human brain, and the functions of large-scale brain networks, or functionally-connected systems within the brain. Alongside brain development, systems neuroscience also focuses on how the structure and function of the brain enables or restricts the processing of sensory information, using learned mental models of the world, to motivate behavior. I'm enjoying to give public Lecture about Neuro- Science ScienceBank Neuroscience News International Association of Medical Regulatory Authorities (IAMRA)

Policymaking deeply influences the landscape of scientific research. Beyond #SfNHillDay, you can drive change by using key resources to support neuroscience priorities and advancements as a #NeuroAdvocate. Find out how you can get involved today! ▶️ https://bit.ly/3IAPUBg

For those outside of the Neuroscience field, I wrote up a short piece explaining a bit about why this is exciting news! You can read and subscribe at the link here. 🗨🧠 https://lnkd.in/geSrybqr

Check out this well done video short from The Centre for Conscious Design (CCD) & Meredith Banasiak. There's an overlap here between key features of enriched environments (that can change our brain and behavior), proxemics, biophilia, and IEQ. And our evolutionary history underlies a lot of that overlap - each of these represent aspects of our surrounding physical and social environments. One could argue that non-enriching environments differ enough from the ancestral environments we evolved within to negatively impact the functioning of key physiological and psychological traits (as well as their development over the course of our life, such as brain development). Conducting associated research within an evolutionary framework, specifically an evolutionary mismatch framework, could provide additional insights. Definitely subscribe to Meredith's YouTube channel if you haven't already: https://lnkd.in/gfQPJ5WX. And one quote from the video is worth repeating: "Every time we create a space, we hypothesize what features will foster health and happiness for occupants." I've stated this before: "Every building - new construction and renovation - is an experiment." The design consists of a series of hypotheses of what will contextually work for occupants and operators. If we don't evaluate that experiment - through research generally, as called for here, and through comprehensive post occupancy evaluations and continuous monitoring for specific projects - we haven't actually tested and confirmed our hypotheses. Unfortunately, that's still too common. As a result we sometimes rely too much on authority and too little on evidence. #enrichedenvironments #neuroscience #neuroarchitecture #brainhealth #evolutionarymismatch #postoccupancyevaluation #continuousmonitoring #everybuildingisanexperiment #betterbuiltenvironments