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Neuroscience
Tactile science
Published Spring 2015
Linden argues that our tactile ability is the one sense we couldn't live without in his new book Touch / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Mice whiskers yield clues to memory formation, Johns Hopkins researchers say
Published March-April 2015
Observation technique could yield clues on autism, Alzheimer's disease, schizophrenia / Gazette
Redtail coral snake
Snake secret
How deadly venom works
Published Feb 10, 2015
Reclusive coral snake's lethal toxin could aid in study of epilepsy, schizophrenia, chronic pain / Hopkins Medicine
Hopkins senior named Churchill Scholar
Published Jan 19, 2015
Sandya Subramanian, who is majoring in biomedical engineering and applied math and statistics, hopes to become computational neuroscience researcher
Neuroscientist recognized
Published Nov 17, 2014
Michela Gallagher to receive Lifetime Achievement Award from Society for Neuroscience
Choke scientist
Under pressure
Published June 16, 2014
JHU researcher explores what happens to the brain's reward system circuitry when the stakes are high
Brain matters
Neuroscientists focus on where memories begin
Published April 14, 2014 Video
Place cells in hippocampus help construct cognitive map, study suggests
Language arts
Your brain on jazz
Published Feb 19, 2014
Researchers explore what's going on in minds of jazz musicians as they improvise / Hopkins Medicine
Peabody conference explores the meaning of music in our lives
Published Feb 11, 2014
Two-day event attracts experts from various fields across the sciences, humanities
Juggle fever
No clowning around
Published Feb 11, 2014 Video
Hopkins researchers study juggling to gain insight into how we move