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United States sets the pace for implantable brain–computer interfaces
For seven years, British neuroscientist Luke Bashford trained as a postdoc in the United States, working on brain–computer interfaces (BCIs)
A guide to the Nature Index
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young neuroscientists on the rise
Three of the most prolific young researchers in neuroscience-related output in the Nature Index discuss the problems they’re trying to
Will the big neuroscience brainstorm pay off?
Unravelling how the billions of interacting neurons in the human brain conjure consciousness is one of the greatest challenges in
Baby sea turtles ‘swim’ up from buried nests to the open air
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Can flashing lights stall Alzheimer’s? What the science shows
Every day around mid-morning, Joan retreats into the bedroom of her central Massachusetts home. She lowers the window blinds, settles
From crevasse falls to polar bears, train fieldwork leaders for emergencies
One year ago, Maya Bhatia, a biogeochemist at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Canada, stepped out of a helicopter
How a potent immune therapy loses its punch against a blood cancer
The aggressive cancer called acute myeloid leukemia (AML) causes the body to make large numbers of abnormal white blood cells.