Free drop-in activity day at the Physicians’ Gallery with Dr. Rana Fetit

“Why?” is a question that can drive many parents to exhaustion. I was the child people called difficult or stubborn because I asked too many of them.

When patients confront neurological symptoms—from traumatic brain injuries through to diseases such as glioblastoma—they are often left pondering questions: “Why did this happen to me?”, “Will it happ...

Myelin damage is a hallmark of several neurological disorders, but how it occurs remains to be fully understood. In this study, we found that early damage in zebrafish and rodent demyelination models ...

Lipids get the space they deserve: Fusar Bassini et al. pioneer a MALDI-MS imaging and computational analysis, bring membrane lipids and their spatial organization to the spotlight and provide evidenc...

Lipids get the space they deserve: Fusar Bassini et al. pioneer a MALDI-MS imaging and computational analysis, bring membrane lipids and their spatial organization to the spotlight and provide evidenc...

A new research facility dedicated to axolotls – remarkable creatures known for their ability to regrow limbs and organs – is set to open at the University.

This Panel was established to advise the Edinburgh Neuroscience Board and Leadership Team to ensure that Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) principles are embedded in all of our initiatives and act...

Recent studies have described disease-associated expression patterns of long non-coding RNAs (lncRNAs) associated with neurodevelopment and neurodegen…

Nature Communications - Metformin is under clinical trial for brain neuroprotection but how it may work is poorly understood. Here, the authors show that metformin helps myelin formation by human...