Month: March 2023

Eating Well Keeps Your Brain Young!

Your brain is like a car, and a healthy diet is the fuel that keeps it running smoothly. A new study shows that older adults who follow plant-based diets, such as the Mediterranean or MIND diets, may slow down the aging process of their brains. Just like how good fuel helps a car’s engine last […]

Published on March 9, 2023

Unraveling the Challenges of Cochlear Implant Users with Computational Models

Understanding speech with a cochlear implant (CI) can differ greatly among users due to factors like electrode-nerve interface and neural health conditions. This diversity of performance makes it hard to compare different sound coding strategies through traditional studies. However, computational models offer a controlled environment to assess CI users’ speech performance. In this study, a […]

Published on March 9, 2023

Navigating the Brain: A Cartographer’s Guide to Using Murine Brain Atlases

Imagine you’re a cartographer exploring uncharted territory, mapping out the intricate details of a vast, mysterious landscape. In the world of neuroscience, the brain is your domain, and brain atlases are your trusty tools. These atlases serve as invaluable resources for conducting experiments, analyzing data, and transparently reporting findings from animal models. Just like a […]

Published on March 9, 2023