Speaking more than one language can change the physical structure of your brain. How and why does this happen, and what implications might this have across our lifetimes from a…Read More >
Tag: neuroscience
Children’s Christmas Lecture: Danger! High Voltage
The University of Reading will be hosting it’s annual Children’s Christmas Lecture at the Whitenights Campus. Explore the wonders of neuroscience and the power of our own body’s electricity. The…Read More >
Diagnostic labels for mental health conditions are not always useful
Putting a name to a mental health condition can allow faster access to public services and supportive patient groups – but these diagnostic labels are of limited use to clinicians…Read More >
Tackling teenage depression
Depression is now the world’s leading health problem, causing more disability than any other disease according to the World Health Organisation. Reading neuroscientist Dr Ciara McCabe tells us about her…Read More >
Symposium: Brain-machine interfaces for rehabilitation
From Lab to Clinic – Pathways to translational brain-machine interfaces for rehabilitation The University of Reading will host a focused one-day symposium in September 2018, aiming to bring together researchers in brain-machine interfaces…Read More >
Reading Emotions
Pain is a complex cognitive and emotional experience, which means that understanding the structure of our pain experience is far from easy. Our beliefs and expectations about pain alter perceptual,…Read More >
Workshop: Bi-/Multilingualism and the Declining Brain
This free event will look into contemporary suggestions about the neuroprotective effects of bi-/multilingualism against brain decline in healthy and patient populations. It will bring together early career and established researchers…Read More >
Closing the loop between technology and people
By Inge Lasser, Centre for Integrative Neuroscience and Neurodynamics, University of Reading Professor Doug Saddy’s lecture entitled “Augmented Humans: mind and machine” changed the way I think about myself and about…Read More >
