Did you know that even mild hearing loss can increase the risk of developing dementia? Chris Berdik highlights research showing how hearing problems can accelerate cognitive decline by increasing isolation and reducing social interaction. youtube.com/shorts/YvnId...

What is the real effect of noise on our health? From triggering the body’s stress response to disrupting sleep and cognition, noise pollution is more than just an annoyance. youtube.com/shorts/SmV8M...

Explore consciousness with Prof. Kukushkin: how the brain’s predictions and feedback shape the way we experience the world. ▶️Watch the full clip here: youtu.be/Dby2Dh1G8Uc 🔗 More: linktr.ee/neuroscience...

How Does the Brain Build Abstract Ideas from Information? Watch the full clip here: youtu.be/0Id07FX6l-o 🔗 More: linktr.ee/neuroscience...

Ever wondered where memory truly lives? 🧠 In our latest episode, we welcome Prof. Nikolay Kukushkin @niko-kukushkin.bsky.social (NYU), to discuss the biology of memory and consciousness. ▶️ Watch the full clip here: youtu.be/VY9gqT7rs_A 🔗 More: linktr.ee/neuroscience...

Are you curious about the neuroscience behind social interactions? Watch our podcast episode #28 on YouTube with Raymundo Baez Mendoza, PhD! 🔗Link to the full episode: youtu.be/AFb4pQJC9zo  🔗Find us on X, Instagram, Spotify and more: linktr.ee/neuroscience...

🚨NEW EPISODE🚨 What If Every Cell Has a Memory? From Cells to Consciousness | Prof. Nikolay Kukushkin @niko-kukushkin.bsky.social youtu.be/x4dvE3uawyw

What makes neurons special? While all cells can change their gene expression and signals, neurons are unique because they form thousands of highly specific connections that can be modified independently. That specificity is what makes the brain so powerful and unique. youtube.com/shorts/Pddc6...

Prof. Kukushkin explains the massed vs. spaced effect: memory lasts longer when learning is spread out, and this rule applies not just to humans, but even to single cells. #Neuroscience #Learning #Memory youtube.com/shorts/dH-0a...

Memory isn’t just in your brain; it lives in every cell. Prof. Kukushkin explains how even kidney and gut cells store experiences, hinting that “memory is from the past, but for the future” youtube.com/shorts/GIxoZ...

Funding Models, Career Pressure, and the Future of Science | Challenges in Academia with Raymundo Báez-Mendoza, PhD @raymundobaez.bsky.social 🔗 Link to the video: youtu.be/0C6jGqtBDYc

The same brain area handles fear... and friendship? Meet the amygdala. It’s more versatile than you think. 🔗 Watch the full clip here: youtu.be/L7SAEQXNQbc 🔗 More: linktr.ee/neuroscience...

🧠Which brain regions control how we connect with others? The answer is... complex. Watch the full clip here: youtu.be/zppBiFVXSDc 🔗 Link to our social media accounts: linktr.ee/neuroscience... #SocialBrain #Neuroscience

🚨NEW EPISODE🚨 Neuroscience of Social Interactions: Friendship, Theory of Mind & the Amygdala | Dr. Raymundo Báez-Mendoza Dr. Báez-Mendoza’s work reveals how the #brain makes sense of our most fundamental social experiences. youtu.be/AFb4pQJC9zo

🎧 Join us in the upcoming episode of our Challenges in Academia series, where Dr. Baez Mendoza @raymundobaez.bsky.social unpacks how funding pressures shape lab dynamics, career paths, and scientific risk-taking. 🔗Stay tuned for the new episode! youtube.com/shorts/yYdKT...

Dr. Mendoza @raymundobaez.bsky.social, neuroscientist at the German Primate Center, explains how brain damage can drastically alter social behavior. #Amygdala #SocialBrain #Neuroscience youtube.com/shorts/t96NG...

In our upcoming episode, Dr. Raymundo Baez Mendoza @raymundobaez.bsky.social, neuroscientist at the German Primate Center @primatenzentrum.bsky.social, explains how game theory is used to understand cooperation, competition, and social risk in controlled lab settings. 🐒 youtube.com/shorts/Ac34u...

Dr. Haage shares actionable ideas, such as creating peer spaces and a trust-based lab culture to rethink what mentorship and leadership should look like in modern science. What's your biggest frustration with research culture? Share your thoughts in the comments! 💬 🔗 youtu.be/29RgrADaxNg

Dr. Verena Haage introduces SciLead, tackling academia's hidden challenge: the lack of early #leadership and #mentorship training. They offer events, workshops, and research to cultivate crucial skills for future scientific leaders. youtu.be/zpS-fpmql1k #Academia #Mentorship #SciLead

Dr. Verena Haage explains how single-cell RNA sequencing helps us understand microglia,at a single cell level. Discover how this tool uncovers the brain’s immune system in unprecedented detail. Watch the full clip here: youtu.be/kWxBdTXnbAw 🔗 Find us on other platforms: linktr.ee/neuroscience...

In Episode 27, we explore microglia - the brain’s immune cells - with Dr. Verena Haage. Learn how RNA sequencing, transcriptomics, and proteomics uncover their role in brain health, disease, and aging - plus insights into SciLead and research culture. youtube.com/watch?v=ZRQz...

In our latest episode, we tackle a crucial question with Dr. Verena Haage: How different are human and mouse microglia? She explains these differences and the challenges of translating promising drug discoveries from preclinical mouse studies to human trials. youtube.com/shorts/G9bD4...

Did you know that microglia, the brain's immune cells, show significant sex-dependent differences, varying across brain regions in mice? Join us for the upcoming episode with Dr. Verena Haage from Charité Berlin to learn about #microglia in #health and #disease. www.youtube.com/shorts/22FeF...

Ever heard of microglia? They're the brain’s own immune cells keeping your neurons safe and healthy! In our next episode, neuroscientist Dr. Haage dives into how these cells shape brain development, fight disease, and protect neural health. Don’t miss it dropping Monday! youtube.com/shorts/A687M...

In the latest episode of Neuroscience and Beyond, Prof. Marcella Woud from @uni-goettingen.de highlighted the real struggles in academia, from balancing clinical training with PhD research to the insecurity of short-term contracts and the lack of stable research roles. youtu.be/6Arred_zB3E

How Is PTSD Treated? From EMDR to exposure therapy - Prof. Woud shares what helps people recover from PTSD. 🔗 Watch the full clip: youtu.be/bmZj0PtwSNY 🔗 More content: linktr.ee/neuroscience...

What Is PTSD? PTSD isn’t just “bad memories.” Learn how flashbacks, fragmented memories, and cognitive changes define this disorder. 🔗 Full explanation from Prof. Woud: youtu.be/sdYF2qBv9L4 🔗 Other social media accounts: linktr.ee/neuroscience...

Why do some people develop PTSD after trauma while others don’t? Prof. Woud explains the powerful role of memory, interpretation, and self-blame. Watch the full clip here: youtu.be/tCpTybYPt24 🔗 More: linktr.ee/neuroscience...

🚨NEW EPISODE🚨 Trauma, Memory & Mental Health: The Science Behind PTSD with Prof. Marcella Woud. Learn why some heal from trauma while others develop PTSD, anxiety, or depression. We discuss memory, cognitive biases, and effective therapies like EMDR. Watch now on YouTube! youtu.be/g323URE0zt0

In our upcoming episode, Prof. Woud points out harmful media stereotypes and talks about the complex interplay of biology, cognition, and environment in shaping mental health. youtube.com/shorts/VRuHn...

What happens when research meets the real world? Prof. Marcella Woud shares her experience in clinical research, pointing out the challenges of turning lab findings into real patients. youtube.com/shorts/kTXCQ...

Are you curious about how traumatic memories differ from everyday ones? Do you wonder why some memories feel fragmented, intrusive, or triggered by a smell? Don't miss this episode on Monday with Prof. Woud, Head of Clinical Psychology at the @unigoettingen.bsky.social! youtube.com/shorts/Ce-w2...

In our latest episode on the challenges in academia, we welcome Prof. Kwok as she dissects: - Academic pressure and the instability of research careers. - The “publish or perish” model and profit-driven journals. - The oversupply of PhDs versus the limited academic positions. youtu.be/yOe3BzJ6_d8

Prof. Kwok explains how the extracellular matrix (ECM) in the glial scar, formed post-injury, hinders nerve regeneration. However, removing these ECM components enhances axon regrowth. Don't miss our latest episode for fascinating updates on ECM research. youtu.be/gmY1cnMEVtE

Did you know the extracellular matrix (ECM) is essential for #neurodevelopment? Join us as Prof. Kwok explains how the ECM's special gel-like structure establishes and maintains crucial chemical gradients. These gradients direct key processes in #brain formation. youtu.be/hLAL-o7X6-8

In our 25th episode, we're highlighting a fascinating and often overlooked area of neuroscience: the extracellular matrix of the brain. We are delighted to host Dr. Jessica Kwok, Associate Professor of Neuroscience at the University of Leeds. youtu.be/PC15xeDaYYQ

Perineuronal nets are specialized extracellular matrix structures that ensheath specific neuronal populations. Tune in to our new episode on Monday to explore the critical roles of these extraneuronal structures. #PNN #ECM #Neuroscience #SciencePodcast #glycobiology youtube.com/shorts/O2bGx...

Why is our brain so soft? The central nervous system is much softer than other tissues, and one reason is its unique extracellular matrix (ECM). #PNN #ECM #Neuroscience #SciencePodcast #glycobiology‬ youtube.com/shorts/muGFv...

What are Perineuronal Nets (PNNs)? In our next episode, we talk with Prof. Jessica Kwok about PNNs—specialized extracellular matrix structures that wrap around neurons. Catch the full episode on Monday to explore how PNNs impact brain health and disease. youtube.com/shorts/pE-RA...

Professor Mani @nivimani.bsky.social shares her perspective, acknowledging both the privileges of scientific research and the real challenges we face. We discuss the slow peer-review process, the high cost of open access, and the systemic resistance to change. youtu.be/IG2mheXT_tg

🗣️Why is it so difficult for adults to lose their accents? Professor Mani @nivimani.bsky.social explains the fascinating science behind adult versus baby language learning. 🧲Learn about the "perceptual magnet effect" and why German umlauts are so challenging! youtu.be/ITwZIhUOI2s

Raising a child in a multilingual home? @nivimani.bsky.social explains the "one parent, one language" theory, the challenges of maintaining minority languages, and how to encourage multilingualism. Is there a language delay? Yes, but it's only about 2 months – totally worth it! youtu.be/3Qvbrh1oEek

How Do We Learn Language? Ever wonder how babies learn language? We've got answers! Join us for a fascinating chat with Prof. Nivedita Mani @nivimani.bsky.social from Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, as we uncover the secrets of infant language acquisition. 🔗 youtu.be/M57a0VelgY8

Media can actually boost your child's language learning! The secret? Simply talk to them about what they watched. Include natural language variability, just like in everyday conversations. Don't miss the upcoming episode on Monday with Prof. Mani! youtube.com/shorts/bkGPE...

"Language is a social beast!" Professor Mani explains why hearing language is crucial for language learning. 🗣️ More words equal stronger language skills! Talking to children, providing varied input, and reading books directly impact their language development. youtube.com/shorts/djClk...

How does a baby's inherently egocentric world drive their language learning? In our next episode, we explore the fascinating world of infant language acquisition with Professor Nivedita Mani, Professor of Psychology of Language at Georg-August-Universität Göttingen. youtube.com/shorts/i8YVV...

🔍 In this very important episode we discussed #Diversity, #Equity, & #Inclusion policies—their impact, unintended consequences, and the need for real structural reform in #education. youtu.be/FfrybHhT8aQ

Have you heard of 'Imaging for All'? This fantastic initiative offers scholarships for researchers from the Global South to train in top imaging labs across Europe and the U.S.! @alishaib.bsky.social shares his insights on the topic @globalbioimaging.bsky.social www.youtube.com/watch?v=plr1...

🧠Ali aims to use ONE Microscopy to develop an early diagnostic test for Parkinson's disease by detecting toxic alpha-synuclein oligomers in cerebrospinal fluid. 👨‍⚕️While current tests diagnose the disease too late, this approach aims for earlier detection using more accessible biological samples.

Ali co-developed ONE microscopy, a revolutionary, accessible super-resolution technique. ONE combines expansion microscopy with fluorescence fluctuation analysis, enabling visualization of protein structures at nanometer resolution using conventional light microscopes. youtu.be/b9kwhUyrJbI