Category's article : "Neuropsycology"

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Does it ring a bell?
Published the 14/01/2022

Does it ring a bell?

This article is written in collaboration with the Week of Sound.Most of people have experienced a high pitched noise after being exposed to loud sounds such as a music concert, heavy traffic or a stadium atmosphere. It usually subsides after a while, and is a naturally occurr [...]

  • Chemistry
  • Biology
  • Neuropsycology
Early brain development
Published the 25/08/2021

Early brain development

Every parent worthy of the title wishes for their child to do better, to be better, and achieve the things they themselves couldn't. There are several things to take into account while striving for their better future (apart from projecting parents' dreams onto the ne [...]

  • Chemistry
  • Biology
  • Neuropsycology
Thought after birth
Published the 16/06/2021

Thought after birth

The formation of the brain and the development of thought has always fascinated scientists. A better understanding of this "block of jelly" opens the way to many technological and medical possibilities. The brain is yet to reveal all its secrets. This is the second part of a series of articles abou [...]

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  • Biology
  • Chemistry
The birth of a thought
Published the 09/06/2021

The birth of a thought

The brain is a truly fascinating organ. It operates at lightning speed, controlling every aspect of our lives, keeping all activities under a strict watch. All of that in a 1.3 kilograms of highly functioning jelly. How it comes to be such a construct is a story of everybody' [...]

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  • Biology
  • Chemistry
Sexual development is never straight: biological and psychological approach
Published the 19/05/2021

Sexual development is never straight: biological and psychological approach

Sexual orientation has been under a glaring spotlight during recent years, with every right so, due to being neglected and mislabelled for the longest time. Trying to rectify this mistake, it has produced an abundance of information in a short time, often invoking sim [...]

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  • Neuropsycology
  • Immunology
Policing the neural night club: microglia
Published the 14/04/2021

Policing the neural night club: microglia

With astrocytes buzzing around the brain, oligodendrocytes hugging every stranger they meet, and everybody dancing to the beat of neurons, somebody needs to act responsibely and see that nobody gets hurt. Even the greatest parties have their limitations, and there is one constantly occuring in our b [...]