A professor uses games and apps to teach neurology

The approach, studied in mice, overcomes the blood brain barrier and breaks the shield tumors build against the immune response.

According to a study, researchers find that disrupted sleep in mice leads to limited to no emotional responses.   

The study identifies RNAs not previously known in these processes, helping to better understand how the complex neuron-generation process works at the molecular level.

Over the last 26 years Dr. Isom has led a team of researchers who have worked diligently to solve the puzzle behind Dravet syndrome, a deadly type of pediatric seizure disorder that carries a high risk of Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP).

How does the brain wake up after anesthesia? A new study illuminates our understanding of how our brains come back to consciousness after being put under.

An international group of experts suggests an approach to study seizures that could help propel understanding of epilepsy forward.

Through a Q&A, a physician-scientist explains his latest research in the area

Are EEG’s a reliable determinant of consciousness? Findings from a new study add to the continuing scientific debate and urge more cautious readings of EEG results.

A neurologist at the University of Michigan Sleep Disorders Center combined her basketball fandom and sleep science expertise to pick games in the tournament.

A focus on ending deadly seizures

A new study from researchers at Michigan Medicine explores links between chronic joint inflammation and cognitive impairment.

Seeing double is a fairly common issue — that can be serious. That’s why both eye specialists and primary care providers should be prepared to address it.

Measuring simple & complex reaction times using a new device that could help assess the risk of geriatric falls. Learn more about brain speed & falls in elderly.

A call for changes in neuroscience education