Archive for the ‘NUIN in the News’ Category

Brain Fair Gives Students Opportunity to Share Excitement over Neuroscience

On Saturday, March 3, forty-five student volunteers hosted a Brain Fair

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Alzheimer’s Drugs Could Cause Adverse Side Effects

Drug may act like bad electrician, messing up wiring in brain and nervous system

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$1.5 Million Grant for Brain Research

Northwestern selected to take part in national, cutting-edge neurological initiative

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Music Training Has Biological Impact on Aging Process

Aging-related hearing loss is not set in stone, study finds

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Brainiac Babies

Infant studies indicate ‘intuitive physics’ knowledge is present soon after birth

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With Robots, a New Way to Understand Strokes

Dr. Julius Dewald is trying to meld medicine, science and engineering in a path-breaking way to better understand…

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New “Culprit” Found in Lou Gehrig’s Disease

A second “bad” gene is linked to damaged cell buildup, paralysis in Lou Gehrig’s disease

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Protein Acts as Miracle-Gro for Neurons, Slows Brain Disease

Research provides a new understanding of spinocerebella ataxia type 1.

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2011 Northwestern Scientific Images Contest Winners

NUIN Graduate student Maya Srikanth places Fifth in the 2011 Northwestern Scientific Images Contest.

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Sniffing Out the Brain’s Predictive Power

Researchers find that the brain smells what it expects rather than what it sniffs

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