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New research shows the brain continues developing post-birth, with significant neuron migration in the entorhinal cortex enhancing learning and memory capabilities. The human brain continues to develop long after birth, much longer than previously thought, according to research led by Shawn Sorrells, an assistant professor of neuroscience at the Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts […]

Scientists discovered that SAM plays a critical role in the production of methylmercury, a highly toxic compound that contaminates seafood. Their findings could aid efforts to reduce methylmercury’s environmental impact. Mercury is highly toxic, but it becomes particularly dangerous when converted into methylmercury—a form so harmful that even a few billionths of a gram can […]

A study found that male worms’ brains can activate conflicting memories, but behavior is driven by the more beneficial one. This research sheds light on how brains prioritize information, offering insights into conditions like PTSD. A new study by UCL researchers reveals that two conflicting memories can simultaneously be activated in a worm’s brain, even […]

Model mice treated with extracts and powders exhibit restored cognitive and motor functions. Efforts to develop a breakthrough dementia drug are gaining attention, yet traditional medicinal products may provide valuable insights for preventive care. A research group led by Specially Appointed Professor Takami Tomiyama of Osaka Metropolitan University’s Graduate School of Medicine has found that […]

Clayton P. Turner, a veteran at NASA with more than 30 years of service, takes on the role of associate administrator at the Space Technology Mission Directorate. His experience spans multiple key projects and leadership positions, preparing him to drive NASA’s technology advancements for future space missions. New Leadership at NASA Clayton P. Turner has […]