Beyond nodes and edges
Since Euler’s solution on the Seven Bridges problem, mathematical graph theory has become a useful tool in various fields, including neuroscience.
Science
African Neuroimaging: conversations with Dr. Eberechi Wogu
I sat down with Dr. Wogu, a lecturer and researcher in Nigeria, learning about her work and the current state of neuroscience research in Africa.
Sand through the hourglass
I'm inspired by the author's courage in the face of adversity.
Ubiquitin: beyond molecular tagging
Inspired by Nobel Prize laureate Dr. Aaron Ciechanover, whose pioneering work unveiled the intricate mechanisms of ubiquitin-mediated proteolysis.
Whispers across the cosmos: the Voyager Golden Record
Earth's hits and visual wonders in a single, interstellar love letter to the cosmos.
International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2024
In the laboratories, fields, and minds of women and girls in science, we find the architects of tomorrow, building a world where curiosity for knowledge knows no gender.
When adversity challenges: the brain’s willpower
How your brain holds the key to unlocking your potential and achieving goals, even when facing tasks you'd rather avoid.
A vision for progress: reflections from the CCF symposium
This was a humbling experience, as I had the opportunity to meet my mentor's mentor.
Insights: The Multifaceted Realm of South African Scientific World
My thoughts on South Africa’s scientific journey: a blend of indigenous wisdom and modern advancements shaping a unique societal identity and global progress.
One Neuron at a Time
I’m captivated by the intersection of graph theory and network neuroscience - a fascinating juncture that allows us to analyze and comprehend the complex communication pathways of our brain.
Painkiller: The OxyContin Dilemma
Understanding of the OxyContin crisis and the urgent need for scientific truth to address such societal challenges.
My Journey at the CSAS 37th Annual Conference
Opening doors to new possibilities, collaborations, and knowledge in the realm of brain research.
The microbial dark matter
Learning about the work on discovering novel antibiotics from microbial dark matter was a profound experience for me.
The hidden heroine of the DNA double helix
The remarkable story of Rosalind Franklin, and the inspiration she provides for girls in science.
Books do furnish a life
A collection of science writers' commentary on science literature along with great thinkers.
Picking the battles with stress
A leading neuroendocrinologist, explains stress in this lively and entertaining, yet highly informative book.
“James Webb of the cell”
With its unique three-dimensional representation and analysis capabilities, this technology gives us a more real view of the cell world.
Can Machine Predict Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) In Children?
Machine learning has immense potential to enhance diagnostic and intervention research in the behavioral sciences and there are also challenges that need to be overcome.
The Pale Blue Dot
That's here. That's home. That's us.
This book changed my sleep
As a scientist reveals the surprising benefits of a good night's sleep, you’ll never think of your bed in the same way.
Ponder And Explore The Big Questions
The final book from Stephen Hawking addresses some of our universe’s most fundamental questions from a uniquely humanist perspective.
Does The Vaccination Completely Prevent Infection?
“Sterilizing immunity” is may not be totally necessary to limit COVID’s spread.
Gene’s View Of Life
This is a book I read, re-read, and plan to un-read.
Step Into The Astrophysics
We are stardust brought to life, then empowered by the universe to figure itself out – and we have only just begun.
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