Latest Articles
Take a look at our newest articles from our February 2025 issue.
Networking can sometimes feel intimidating, but it’s an invaluable skill for graduate students. Here are some practical tips to help you not only connect but build meaningful professional relationships.
Neuroplasticity refers to the brain’s ability to undergo adaptive structural and functional changes. Aging may bring changes, but neuroplasticity offers a way to maintain cognitive health. By embracing mental fitness through brain games, we can help protect mental sharpness, allowing us to age with confidence and clarity.
Non-human animals have played a fundamental role in advancing the field of neuroscience since its inception.
The Public Brain podcast, an extension of COVID On The Brain, dives into mental health, neurodiversity, memory, decision-making, learning, and the powerful influence of public policy on brain development.
We conducted a survey of five former MiNDS students to better understand their experiences, and to provide their insights to you: a current student of the program. These former students filled out the survey anonymously and we hope their responses provide you with some wisdom that you can apply to the rest of your graduate journey.
The Public Brain Podcast
The Public Brain is your go-to podcast for exploring how the latest brain science impacts our everyday lives. From memory and emotions to decision-making and technology’s influence, we break down complex neuroscience into clear, engaging conversations. Formerly Covid on the Brain, we’ve rebranded to cover broader questions about the brain and its role in shaping who we are.