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Lysosomal dysfunction may cause toxic substances to leak within brain cells, contributing to the onset of Parkinson’s disease.

Cellular Recycling Failure Linked to Parkinson’s

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health
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Junk Food Muddles Brain Skills

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health
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Psychedelic Shows Weeks-Long Brain Benefits

Categories Brain & Behavior

Love Hormone Turns Mean Girl Lemurs Nice

Categories Bloggers, Life & Non-humans

Brain Monitoring Slashes Anesthesia Needs

Categories Bloggers, Brain & Behavior, Technology

Chimps Caught Sharing Boozy Fruit Feasts

Categories Bloggers, Life & Non-humans
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Space Clock Redefines Time Measurement Itself

Categories Space
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Child Wonder Boosts Parent Mental Health

Categories Brain & Behavior
Researchers at SCS have developed a filter that runs directly on audio-sensing devices. This filter can identify and remove segments of human speech from the collected audio before that audio is used for activity recognition.

Smart Devices Stop Eavesdropping With Kirigami

Categories Technology
Father hugging infant

Dad’s Depression Haunts Children For Years

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health
TB bacteria usually grow in the lungs

Cancer Drug Unlocks Gentler Death For TB Culprit

Categories Health

Black Children Lead Autism Diagnosis Surge

Categories Bloggers, Brain & Behavior, Technology
Zetian Mi (left) discusses research with group members Samuel Yang, Danhao Wang, and Jiangnan Liu (right) beside the molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) system used to grow thin layers of ferroelectric nitrides. The team discovered why these materials remain stable even when exposed to opposing electric fields. Image credit: Marcin Szczepanski, Michigan Engineering.

Material Defects Become Electronic Superpowers

Categories Physics & Mathematics, Technology
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