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Researchers at Upstate Medical University have published findings shedding light on how the brain forms its neural connections during development. The study, announced via a science news release, offers a clue to the mechanisms guiding neural wiring. Details of the findings and their wider implications for understanding brain development have not yet been widely reported.
- 2Researchers publish evidence map of skull bone channel biologyโผFigure 1. Evidence map of skull bone channel biology. (IMAGE)
A scientific evidence map summarising research on skull bone channel biology has been released via EurekAlert, the science news release service. The figure compiles what is currently known about tiny channels within skull bone, a topic of growing interest in neuroscience and anatomy. Little further detail accompanies the release, and reaction so far appears limited.
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Researchers are highlighting how the brain's biological clock and sleep-related neural circuits interact to regulate rest and circadian rhythms. The topic centres on advances in neuroscience that explain how internal timing mechanisms control sleep-wake cycles and what disruptions to these circuits mean for health. The subject is drawing attention in science news coverage globally.
- 4Dr. Christian De Allie Joins Marcus Neuroscience InstituteโผChristian De Allie, M.D., Joins Marcus Neuroscience Institute as Pain Management Physician
Christian De Allie, M.D., has joined Marcus Neuroscience Institute as a pain management physician. The appointment expands the institute's specialist team treating chronic and complex pain conditions. The announcement was carried by South Florida Hospital News, indicating the hire is of local interest to the regional healthcare community.
- 5FSU neuroscientist wins NSF CAREER Award for smell researchโFSU neuroscientist earns NSF CAREER Award for researching how brains process smell
A Florida State University neuroscientist has received a National Science Foundation CAREER Award to support research into how the brain processes smell. The award, among the NSF's most prestigious for early-career faculty, will fund work on the neural mechanisms of olfaction. FSU News highlighted the honor, which brings recognition to the university's neuroscience program.
- 6Dr. Junney Baeza Dager Joins Baptist Health Miami Neuroscience InstituteโJunney Baeza Dager, M.D., Joins Baptist Health Miami Neuroscience Institute as a Nonsurgical Spine Care Physician
Dr. Junney Baeza Dager has joined Baptist Health Miami Neuroscience Institute as a nonsurgical spine care physician. Her arrival adds to the institute's spine care team, expanding access to non-operative treatment options for patients with back and spine conditions in South Florida. The appointment was announced through South Florida Hospital News, the region's healthcare industry publication.
- 7Dr. Harel Deutsch Joins Baptist Health as Spine Surgery DirectorโHarel Deutsch, M.D., Joins Baptist Health Miami Neuroscience Institute as Director of Spine Surgery
Dr. Harel Deutsch has joined Baptist Health Miami Neuroscience Institute as Director of Spine Surgery. The appointment, announced in South Florida hospital news, adds an experienced spine specialist to the institute's leadership as it continues expanding its neurosurgical and spinal care services in the Miami area.
- 8B+HARI turns brain science into physical challengesโB+HARI turns brain science into interactive physical challenges
B+HARI, a Hawaii-based initiative featured on local news, is converting neuroscience research into interactive physical challenge activities. The programme aims to make brain science accessible by letting participants experience cognitive concepts through hands-on, movement-based exercises. Details on its funding, location and reach were not provided in the coverage.