ETSU researchers use Nobel Prize-winning technology to map the brain
Anyone who has stood in front of an unlabeled breaker box knows the routine. You flip the switches one by one while someone in the …
Posts tagged Neuroscience
ETSU researcher uses innovative brain-stimulation technology to study heart failure
In the Department of Biomedical Sciences at ETSU’s Quillen College of Medicine, researcher Michael Beaumont is studying how existing medical technology could potentially be adapted …
ETSU researcher searches for the brain’s ‘reset button’
Most people who lose their sense of smell recover within a few weeks. They catch a cold, can’t taste their favorite meal for a little …
From Classroom to Lab: How Dr. Chandley Studies the Brain’s Stress Response
It’s 3 a.m. during finals week. Exhaustion sets in, but the heart continues to race. You lie in bed knowing you desperately need sleep, but …
Rewiring the Future: How ETSU Research is Mapping the Neural Circuits of Spinal Cord Recovery
In the busy construction sites of South Korea and the mountain bike trails of the American West, Dr. Matthew Zahner learned that the most direct …
More Than a Powerhouse: Dr. Chad Frasier and the Science of Cellular Engines
You probably heard it in biology class: mitochondria are the powerhouse of the cell. You memorized it, put it on your test, and moved on. …
The Critical Window: Adolescent Alcohol, Stress, and a Brain Still Under Construction
Think of the human brain during adolescence as a city still under construction. Roads are being paved, bridges are going up, and entire neighborhoods are …
Lighting the Way: ETSU Research Pioneers New Frontiers in Memory and Alzheimer’s Treatment
For decades, the search for the origins of memory loss has focused almost exclusively on two regions of the brain: the prefrontal cortex and the …