By Harriet Milligan Until recently, female reproductive health has largely been overlooked, both scientifically and socially. Little...

By Dan Brooks Sleep is a complicated concept that continues to baffle researchers. Thankfully there are members of the scientific...

By Emma Russo For the first time in history brain imaging of patients under the influence of the recreational and highly hallucinogenic...

By Rachel Snider Good news! Those years of forced piano lessons as a kid may actually be paying off! In a recent study on the effects of...

By Loret Haas-Hanser New knowledge and experience is gained every day. Through processes such as encoding and retrieval, the brain can...

By Zach Finzi It can be argued that no individual has ever known the truth in all facets of life. This notion reflects the idea of our...

By Harriet Milligan It is commonly known that there is a connection between emotion and memory. This is shown in everyday life as well as...

By Hannah Taylor Have you ever thought about going to the gym to destress? Recently, exercise has gained a new reputation as a tool to...

By Nick Grubinger Dogs and wasps are infamous for their alleged ability to smell fear, but there’s evidence that humans, too, can “smell”...

By Nick Fontaine Smell has a strong connection to our emotions and memories. You have probably experienced an example of this with your...

By Julia Sjoquist As science progresses, society follows; our perspectives change in relation to scientific. This trickle-down...

By Avery St. Sauveur A major component of the struggle to destigmatize mental illness has been the fight to establish its physical traces...

By Caleb Winn Serotonin and dopamine are buzzwords in modern conversation for good reason. These compounds participate in many regions of...

By Chris Keim The human brain has a tremendous capacity to learn from past experiences, and store experiences as memories. In his day,...