Study finds a possible link between the formation of inhibitory synapses and autism. Go to Source Author: http://http://neurosciencenews.com/ Post date: 2019-04-05 21:01:27 Category: between Tag: autism Post ID: 6610
Study uncovers how the brain coordinates between different regions while executing cognitive tasks. The findings may help advance artificial intelligence algorithms. Go to Source Author: http://http://neurosciencenews.com/ Post date: 2019-04-05 21:01:24 Category: brain Tag: between Post ID: 6609
Disruptions in maintaining X chromosome inactivation of T cells may explain why women are more prone to developing SLE than males. Go to Source Author: http://http://neurosciencenews.com/ Post date: 2019-04-05 21:01:18 Category: chromosome Tag: cells Post ID: 6608
Using OCT angiography to quantify capillary changes in the back of the eye can help in the detection, and monitor the progression, of Alzheimer’s disease. Go to Source Author: http://http://neurosciencenews.com/ Post date: 2019-04-05 21:01:12 Category: Back Tag: angiography Post ID: 6607
Low-level visual information fades in memory over time. However, negative emotion increases subjective memory vividness. Go to Source Author: http://http://neurosciencenews.com/ Post date: 2019-04-05 18:05:28 Category: fades Tag: emotion Post ID: 6598
Polygenetic risk scores calculated from adults can be used to identify children and adolescents who may be at greater risk of developing depression, even before clinical symptoms have emerged. Go to Source Author: http://http://neurosciencenews.com/ Post date: 2019-04-05 18:05:25 Category: adults Tag: adolescents Post ID: 6597
An uncommon variant of the PDE11A gene impacts both quality and duration of sleep. Genetic regions linked to sleep quality are also associated with serotonin production. The study also reveals those with the same hip circumference and a higher waist circumference sleep less, although the effect is small. Go to Source Author: http://http://neurosciencenews.com/ Post date: […]Continue reading
Imagine this: You have just posted a job ad for an exciting opportunity at a great company. You are confident it will attract more than enough candidates to fill your pipeline. So, you sit back and wait for the applications to roll in. But they never do. Your ad attracts barely a trickle of interested […]Continue reading
Recent media coverage of the #MeToo movement has brought a heightened awareness of sexual harassment in the workplace. As a result, employers may be more vulnerable to claims of sexual harassment by both their employees and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). According to an October 2018 press release from the EEOC, charges filed … Go […]Continue reading
Personality and skill set are important in a new hire, but an even more a crucial factor in finding the right person may be communication style. It may not seem obvious, but the way an employee communicates can often be the most essential part of the position they fill. When trying to decide on the right candidate, it […]Continue reading
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