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?? Did you know neurotechnology has the potential to transform lives by treating conditions like depression, epilepsy, and chronic pain? ?? Advances in brain-computer interfaces and neurostimulation are making treatments more effective and accessible. ?? Read more about the latest trends in neurotech innovation in this article from UNESCO ? https://lnkd.in/eFcnq3d3 ?? We look forward to working together to shape a future where innovative tech meets compassionate care. #NeuroTech #Innovation #Neurotechnology

Building never stops, thanks to everyone who supports our vision of bringing change to Neuroscience through DeSci. ?? We are sharing the roadmap for NEURON-Percepta as we move towards 2025. Learn more here - https://lnkd.in/d5ESFG65

At Science Bridges, we’re excited to share research from the Tokyo University of Science, featured on Science Featured. A study reveals how oxytocin impacts memory by activating specific brain pathways, offering insights into potential treatments for memory disorders. Our mission is to expand access to knowledge and support innovative ideas by bringing scientists' work to broader audiences. For more information on this article, please visit the link! ?? https://scft.link/blIzW

Recently we got to revisit a methodology we haven't used in a long while, and ran an eye tracking study. I love this approach, as it lets you directly and unambiguously quantify autonomic neuronal activity as it relates to decision-making and judgement. Excited to show off some findings soon! #behavioralneuroscience #consumerinsights #marketresearch #decisionscience

Understanding the brain starts with making neuroscience accessible. At EMOTIV, our mission is to democratize brain research by providing easy-to-use tools so anyone, anywhere can study the brain in real-world settings—not just in labs. The brain is shaped by its environment. Measuring brain activity in real-life scenarios—whether hiking up a mountain or navigating daily stress—reveals insights that traditional lab settings just can’t capture. To build a comprehensive understanding of the human brain, we also need diverse data. Brain function can vary up to a thousandfold across individuals. That’s why we’re committed to gathering data from all walks of life, encompassing different genders, ethnicities, lifestyles, and environments. Our goal is to create a global model of healthy brain function that reflects the full range of human diversity and evolves over a lifetime. By making neuroscience accessible, we’re not just advancing research—we’re unlocking the true potential of the human mind.

200+ are attending this free learning event, proving once again that applying neuroscience to change and transformation is of growing interest. Register now to attend live or be sent the recording. Use the comments below to share your questions so I can prepare answers and additional materials for you. Those of you who know me will know I have not finished writing this webinar yet (I know, only 1 day to go!) so there is still time for you to shape what I say.

?? Stay ahead of the curve by learning from Tiaan Vermeulen and Dr. André Vermeulen at #ATDICE2024! Discover how neuroscience can tackle your biggest challenges with practical tools for professional growth. ???? #atd2024

?? Stay ahead of the curve by learning from Tiaan Vermeulen and Dr. André Vermeulen at #ATDICE2024! Discover how neuroscience can tackle your biggest challenges with practical tools for professional growth. ???? #atd2024

A landmark collaboration of neuroscientists has secured major further funding ($6 million) from https://lnkd.in/eXVV2s8M and https://lnkd.in/g9J-ZC7g to continue their pioneering research in mapping neuronal circuits that become dysfunctional in Parkinson’s. https://lnkd.in/eD46aceX

After many years of discussions and providing evidence, progress is being made with Sex-As-Biological-Variable (SABV), at least it's continuously in spot-light. The role of Genetic Background in mouse models has been recognized for a long time. These are just a few crucial factors in preclinical, biomedical research, but there is still a lot to do for improving planning and reporting of research (#PREPARE , #ARRIVE) and there is much more to consider. For instance, let's focus next on "time-of-day as a critical variable" (https://lnkd.in/dMPx57Fv by Randy Nelson et al). One thing is preaching by proponents of experimental design - but it needs responsible recipients. Therefore, it was great to receive a question from a researcher ("customer" of core facility) who was concerned about the effects of time in their model. Question "whether time-of-day can affect their results" led to longer discussion, and I was at least relieved that they will discuss it also in interpretation and reporting in the publication. I hope that more researchers will take such neglected and hidden variables into account, for the sake of validity, reproducibility and possible translatability in the end! Even just by critically thinking of them, that's already a good start!