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Archived articles
Brain science
Baby talk
How little ones learn best
Published
April 2, 2015
Video
Infants seek out more information about objects that surprise them, researchers say
Drug shows promise as early dementia treatment
Published
March 11, 2015
Hyperactivity calmed in brains of patients at high risk for dementia due to Alzheimer's disease
My View
Going batty
Published
March-April 2015
Professor Cindy Moss talks about how she finds bats for her lab—and why she studies them
/ Gazette
Brain researcher honored
Published
Jan 23, 2015
Lisa Feigenson receives $75,000 Troland Research Award from NAS for her ongoing investigation of early brain development, number sense
Innovative ideas, born over beers
Published
Jan-Feb 2015
How an innovative grants program (and Belgian beer mixers) fuel discoveries about the human brain
/ Gazette
Neuroscientist recognized
Published
Nov 17, 2014
Michela Gallagher to receive Lifetime Achievement Award from Society for Neuroscience
Algae saps brain power?
Published
Nov 11, 2014
Microorganism in throat could lead to subtle changes in cognitive function, researchers say
/ Hopkins Medicine
Brain matters
Published
Aug 22, 2014
Mathematician Carey Priebe receives grant to support study of brain's circuitry
Spoiler Alert
Brain myth busted
Published
July 24, 2014
With apologies to Scarlett Johansson's 'Lucy' title character, using your whole brain isn't a superpower—we all do it
On the brain
Schizophrenia risk factor
Published
July 21, 2014
Study links gene variation to increased risk of schizophrenia
/ Hopkins Medicine
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