Results consistent with pre-clinical studies demonstrating that, in the early stages of the neurodegenerative process, disease progression in the ...

A three-dimensional experimental system has been developed to study the response to drugs in low-grade glioma, a tumor of the central nervous system that often occurs in children. The project, ...

This valuable work identifies a subpopulation of neurons in the larval zebrafish pallium that responds differentially to varying threat levels, potentially mediating the categorization of negative ...

Hagfish and lampreys form the clade cyclostomes, the earliest branching lineage of the vertebrates. Although hagfish are generally assumed to have experienced intense modifications, its brain ...

As more labs have adopted this methodology, they’ve created increasingly complex structures, including interconnected systems of organoids called assembloids. One of the most developed assembloids ...

Crows aren’t just clever with tools—they may share surprising thinking patterns with humans and primates. From crafting hooks to remembering faces, their intelligence rivals that of young children.

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Amidst slower global growth, a shifting labor market, and rising protectionism, governments around the world are increasingly turning to a once controversial policy. Industrial policy—the range of ...

Jeff Tompkins is a writer and teacher of English as a Second Language living in New York City. He was born in Hartford, Connecticut, in 1967 and was educated at Brown University and University College ...