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The letters they received this week did not include a reason for their termination. Source: Spectrum News
26.03.2025 · From Spectrum News
Live cell imaging reveals the clearest picture yet of this elusive process. Whether it’s something these cells do regularly remains up for debate.Source: Spectrum News
26.03.2025 · From Spectrum News
She discusses how verbal thought shapes cognition, why inner speech is foundational to human intelligence and what current artificial-intelligence models get wrong about language.Source: Spectrum News
26.03.2025 · From Spectrum News
Here is a roundup of autism-related news and research spotted around the web for the week of 24 March.Source: Spectrum News
25.03.2025 · From Spectrum News
Even in the absence of any formal instruction to do so, we should continue to hold our ourselves and our neuroscience colleagues accountable for SABV practices.Source: Spectrum News
25.03.2025 · From Spectrum News
Single-cell approaches are already shedding light on the human brain, identifying cell types that are most vulnerable in the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease, for example.Source: Spectrum News
24.03.2025 · From Spectrum News
For individuals living with late-stage Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), the progressive loss of muscle control can lead to a devastating “locked-in syndrome,” where communication becomes nearly impossible. Traditionally, eye-tracking technology has provided some relief, but even that…
23.03.2025 · From Assistive Technology Blog
By Jeridith Lord, LCPC, BCBA Dignity can be described as being worthy of honor and respect. By simply existing, we are all worthy of being treated with dignity. Yet, how do we ensure that we are treating others (especially our learners) with dignity? 1. The BACB code of ethics (2020) can help …
22.03.2025 · From Different Roads to Learning
The tool tracks the excitation of an engineered protein that senses dopamine’s absolute levels, including fast and slow fluctuations in real time, and offers new insights into how the signals change across the brain.Source: Spectrum News
21.03.2025 · From Spectrum News
Cognitive neuroscientists have finally clocked how to perform task-based functional MRI experiments in awake babies—long known for their inability to lie still or take direction. Next, they aim to watch cognition take shape and settle a debate about our earliest memories—with one group publishing a …
21.03.2025 · From Spectrum News
Knocking out the gene in adult mice triggered up- and down-regulated expression of myriad genes weeks before there were changes in neuronal function.Source: Spectrum News
20.03.2025 · From Spectrum News
The developers of a new open-access curriculum to teach rigor discuss confirmation bias and other common errors in scientific thinking, plus ways to avoid these missteps. Source: Spectrum News
19.03.2025 · From Spectrum News
A groundbreaking review by Allison Doupe, who was Palmer’s mentor, and Patricia Kuhl helped shape the field’s understanding of the neural and evolutionary dynamics of speech.Source: Spectrum News
18.03.2025 · From Spectrum News
Here is a roundup of autism-related news and research spotted around the web for the week of 17 March.Source: Spectrum News
18.03.2025 · From Spectrum News
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