Imagine you’re a detective trying to find a hidden treasure in a crowded room. The treasure is the SSVEP signal, a type of brain activity that can be used for brain-computer interfaces (BCI). However, this signal is strongest in the visual cortex, making it difficult to detect from other areas of the head. But fear […]
Imagine the body as a vibrant city with different neighborhoods. Sometimes, there can be troublemakers causing a ruckus in certain areas. Inflammation is like a rowdy protest happening in the central nervous system, and it turns out that this unruly behavior could be linked to both chronic vascular disorders and neurodegenerative diseases. Researchers have been […]
Imagine your brain is a bustling city and the proteins it produces are like the citizens. In Alzheimer’s disease, these citizens start to clutter up the streets, causing chaos and dysfunction. But have no fear, scientists are investigating ways to clean up this mess! A recent study focused on a specific type of mouse, called […]
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