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  1. The Transmitter's reading list: Six upcoming neuroscience books, plus notable titles in 2025

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    The Transmitter's reading list: Six upcoming neuroscience books, plus notable titles in 2025

    Dig into an exploration of the fundamental aspects of intelligence, a new textbook about theoretical neuroscience and a memoir about memory research, among other new releases.

    10 min
  2. Long-standing theoretical neuroscience fellowship program loses financial support

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    Long-standing theoretical neuroscience fellowship program loses financial support

    Funding from the Swartz and Sloan Foundations helped bring physicists and mathematicians into neuroscience for more than 30 years.

    6 min
  3. Should neuroscientists 'vibe code'?

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    Should neuroscientists 'vibe code'?

    Researchers are developing software entirely through natural language conversations with advanced large language models. The trend is transforming how research gets done—but it also presents new challenges for evaluating the outcomes.

    9 min
  4. Adult human cortex does not 'reorganize' after amputation

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    Adult human cortex does not 'reorganize' after amputation

    The results from a new longitudinal study contradict classic findings in monkeys but may not warrant a rewriting of the textbooks just yet.

    8 min
  5. Longer fMRI brain scans boost reliability-but only to a point

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    Longer fMRI brain scans boost reliability-but only to a point

    Around 30 minutes of imaging per person seems to be the “sweet spot” for linking functional connectivity differences to traits in an accurate and cost-effective way.

    6 min
  6. Hitting city streets to record rat behaviors: Q&A with Emily Mackevicius, Ralph Peterson

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    Hitting city streets to record rat behaviors: Q&A with Emily Mackevicius, Ralph Peterson

    Capturing the rodents’ vocalizations and movements in the wild offers an opportunity to study naturalistic behaviors in a complex urban environment, Mackevicius and Peterson say.

    7 min
  7. Deleting data or stopping its collection will erase years of valuable brain research

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    Deleting data or stopping its collection will erase years of valuable brain research

    An explosion in open-neuroscience datasets has created a new generation of researchers with expertise in data science. But new federal restrictions in the United States put their research programs in jeopardy.

    9 min
  8. The spectrum goes multidimensional in search of autism subtypes

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    The spectrum goes multidimensional in search of autism subtypes

    Grouping people with autism based on shared features, genetics and co-occurring conditions may improve clinical trial outcomes, researchers say.

    9 min
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