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Amping Up Brain Function: Transcranial Stimulation Shows Promise in Speeding Up Learning: Scientific American
"Electrical stimulation of subjects' brains is found to accelerate learning in military and civilian subjects, although researchers are yet wary of drawing larger conclusions about the mechanism"
neuroscience  cognition  research  brain  science  biology  psychology 
november 2011 by amy
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Too, too funny – how people in science see each other (HT )
amusements  research  science  academia  from twitter_favs
august 2011 by amy
BBC News - Animal's genetic code redesigned
"...Sebastian Greiss and Jason Chin have re-engineered the nematode worm's gene-reading machinery to include a 21st amino acid, not found in nature."
genetics  research 
august 2011 by amy
Home | LabKey Software
The best way to manage your biomedical research data.
bioinformatics  collaboration  research  science  open_source 
june 2011 by amy
Global science: Climbing Mount Publishable | The Economist
Climbing Mount Publishable: The old scientific powers are starting to lose their grip
research  science  world  from twitter_favs
november 2010 by amy
Dawn Song - MacArthur Foundation
"Dawn Song is a computer security specialist who applies rigorous theoretical methods to understand the deep interactions of software, hardware, and networks that make computer systems vulnerable to attack or interference. "
computing  research 
october 2010 by amy
Official Google Research Blog: Google Publications
Googlers write hundreds of tech papers a year. Here are eight really good ones:
google  research  from twitter_favs
october 2010 by amy
Boost to next generation human genetic research | Life Sciences
The 1000 Genomes Project, an international public-private consortium to build the most detailed map of human genetic variation to date, has completed three pilot projects and announced the deposition of the final resulting data in freely available public databases for use by the research community...n addition to distributing the results on the Project’s own web sites, the pilot data set is available via the Amazon Web services (AWS) computing cloud to enable anyone to access this unprecedentedly large data set, even if they do not have capacity to download it locally.
genetics  research  science  aws 
june 2010 by amy
Trauma leaves its mark on immune system genes - health - 06 May 2010 - New Scientist
Traumatic experiences can scar for life, both mentally and physically. Now it seems they even leave chemical marks on DNA – in areas responsible for immune functions and memory.

The result could help explain why people with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), including some soldiers and victims of rape or earthquake, often have poorer physical health years later, as well as memory problems. It could also lead to a new method for diagnosing the disorder.
genetics  immune_system  science  research  epigenetics 
may 2010 by amy
Factors from common human bacteria may trigger multiple sclerosis
Current research suggests that a common oral bacterium may exacerbate autoimmune disease. Multiple sclerosis (MS), a disease where the immune system attacks the brain and spinal cord, affects nearly 1 in 700 people in the United States. Patients with multiple sclerosis have a variety of neurological symptoms, including muscle weakness, difficulty in moving, and difficulty in speech.
huh  health  medical  science  research  from delicious
november 2009 by amy
The Cochrane Collaboration
Regularly updated evidence-based healthcare databases
medicine  science  research  reference 
november 2009 by amy
A look inside | Harvard Gazette Online
3D fractal folding your DNA - how to fit 2 meters of DNA into a single cell, a trillion times denser than microchips http://bit.ly/SnmV6
twitter_fav  @Werner  genetics  science  research 
october 2009 by amy
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AIDS vaccine surprises scientists, proves partially successful: In an early-morning announcement today, researc.. http://bit.ly/3N5mTW
twitter_fav  @sciam  health  science  medicine  research 
september 2009 by amy
Genomic Study Yields Plausible Cause Of Colony Collapse Disorder
Researchers report this week that they have found a surprising but reliable marker of colony collapse disorder, a baffling malady that in 2007-2008 killed off more than a third of commercial honey bees in the U.S.
genetics  science  research 
august 2009 by amy
Uncovering how cells cover gaps
Scientists develop a clearer picture of dorsal closure and shed light on wound healing
molecular  biology  science  research 
june 2009 by amy
AAMAS09
full papers avail. online
academia  research  agents  conferences 
june 2009 by amy
Flipping The Brain's Addiction Switch Without Drugs
Researchers investigating this addiction "switch" have now implicated a naturally occurring protein, a dose of which allowed them to get rats hooked with no drugs at all.
neuroscience  addiction  science  research 
june 2009 by amy
Technology Review: Blogs: TR Editors' blog: How the Brain Responds to Music
Neurosurgeons measure neural activity during surgery as patients listen to music.
neuroscience  research  science  music 
june 2009 by amy
Technology Review: Blogs: arXiv blog: The evolution of scientific ideas
Treat the links between scientific papers as a network and the changing communities that emerge reveal how scientific ideas evolve
science  research  community  visualizations 
april 2009 by amy
Neuroscientists propose project to comprehensively map mammalian brain circuits
Thirty-seven scientists from Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL) and 20 other major research institutions in the U.S. and Europe have issued a major challenge to the neuroscience community. At long last, the time has come, they argue in a just-published paper, to assemble a comprehensive map of the major neural circuits in the mammalian brain.
neuroscience  science  research 
april 2009 by amy
Heightened Level Of Amygdala Activity May Cause Social Deficits In Autism
Researchers at the University of Washington have discovered an increased pattern of brain activity in the amygdalas of adults with autism that may be linked to the social deficits that typically are associated with the disorder. Previous research at the UW and elsewhere has shown that abnormal growth patterns in the amygdala are commonly found among young children diagnosed with autism.
neuroscience  research  behavior  science  autism 
march 2009 by amy
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