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  • June 2012

  • neurology

     

    The how of tau.

    What does not destroy me makes me stronger.

    A new look at inflammation in Alzheimer’s.

    Gene mutation strongly protects against Alzheimer’s.… Read the rest

  • neuroscience

     

    Consciousness

    Baby consciousness.

    Where you know that you know.

    Nothing to declare.

    Narrowing the search for the correlates of consciousness.

    Interview with Christof Koch.

     … Read the rest

  • psychiatry and addiction

     

    Abstinence and addiction.

    Meditation — still many unknowns.

    Your brain on courage.

    How a gene variant keeps smokers hooked.

    Rethinking rehab.

    Prefrontal cortex gets a… Read the rest

  • profiles and interviews

     

    Profiles

    Cognitive neuroscientist Michael Long

    Developmental neuroscientist Arnold Kriegstein

    Molecular biologist Celeste Simon

    Space medicine expert Dan Berkowitz

    Neurobiologists Pouya Jamshidi and Eric Kandel

     … Read the rest

  • methods

     

    Modeling diseases in a dish.

    Interview with biochemist Chester Mathis, co-inventor of PIB-PET tracer

    Nano-motion pictures.

    Standard model.

  • miscellaneous biology

     

    Regeneration and development

    Too old, too fast

    Carving the neural stem cell niche

    Modeling diseases in a dish

    Profile of developmental neuroscientist Arnold Kriegstein

     … Read the rest

  • physics and engineering

     

    Physics

    Can you wrap your head around M-branes? (JHU A&S Magazine)

    Discovery on a grand scale (JHU Physics and Astronomy webzine)

    A new spin on… Read the rest

  • woo woo

     

    Can We Handle the Quantum Truth?

    The Robot Menace.

    Tinker, tailor, soldier, psi.

    They’re coming to take us away.

    Corn flakes.

  • books

     

    Everything and Nothing: an introduction to quantum probability.  Natura 2012.

    Forever Young: Science and the Search for Immortality.   Bloomsbury 1998.

    Remote Viewers: the Secret History… Read the rest

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