Articles in "brain"
Israeli-German Discovery Could Help Guide Future Neural Technologies
A team of Israeli and German scientists has discovered how the brain helps small sensory neurons overcome a physical limitation that should ...
Israeli Study Reveals Brain Circuit Behind Cocaine’s Grip on Behavior
A brain system that normally helps keep behavior flexible may be turned against itself by cocaine, Israeli scientists have found. The ...
New Theory Could Reshape Understanding of Memory and Emotion
A familiar smell can bring a childhood memory rushing back, while a frightening experience can trigger a physical reaction years later. ...
Israeli Study Opens New Possibilities for Brain-Based Control of Inflammation
Can paying attention to an inflamed area of the body affect how quickly the inflammation subsides? A new Israeli study suggests it ...
First Human Trial Supports Israeli Immune Therapy for Alzheimer’s
An Israeli-developed biological therapy designed to restore the immune system’s ability to protect the brain has shown a favorable safety ...
Israeli Study Uncovers Myelin’s Hidden Role in Keeping the Brain Efficient
The brain is one of the body’s most energy-demanding organs, and a new study from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) has revealed ...
A Zebrafish Brain Discovery Could Shape the Future of AI, Robotics and Computing
Israeli scientists have uncovered a surprising way the brain maintains reliable behavior in a changing environment: instead of correcting ...
Discovery of Brain’s Quarantine System’ Could Open New Paths for Neurodegenerative Therapies
Protein clumps long considered a hallmark of neurodegenerative diseases such as Huntington’s may actually represent a built-in defense ...
Brain-Wide Electrical Surge Precedes Every Spoken Word, Study Finds
(PAP) - Nearly half of the cerebral cortex areas become active a fraction of a second before a word is recalled, Prof. Michał Kucewicz ...
Israeli Study Links Brain Energy Use to Obesity and Addiction
Why do people chase a good meal, fall in love, or keep scrolling late into the night? For decades, scientists have said it’s because ...
