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Lght-controlled off switch for brain cells

Lght-controlled off switch for brain cells
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Adam claridge changStanislav ottSenior researchBehavioural disorders programmeDean for research atSenior research fellowProfessor adam claridge changPatrick tanSenior vice dean

Duke-NUS researchers develop new light-controlled off switch for brain cells

Duke-NUS researchers develop new light-controlled off switch for brain cells
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Stanislav ottSenior researchNature communicationsBehavioural disorders programmeSenior research fellow

Duke-NUS Team Creates Light-Controlled Brain Cell Off Switch

Duke-NUS Team Creates Light-Controlled Brain Cell Off Switch
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Adam claridge changStanislav ottSenior researchDean for research atBehavioural disorders programmeNature communicationsSenior research fellowProfessor adam claridge changPatrick tanSenior vice dean

Researchers Discover Off Switch for Brain Cells Using Light

Researchers Discover Off Switch for Brain Cells Using Light
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Stanislav ottAdam claridge changNature communicationsBehavioural disorders programmeSenior researchDean for research atTechnology networkSenior research fellowProfessor adam claridge changPatrick tanSenior vice dean

Students Could Boost Sleep and Grades With Later Class Times

University students in Singapore might be getting better sleep and grades if their classes started later, according to a new study.

Joshua gooleyNeuroscience behavioural disorders programmeNature humanBehavioural disorders programmeYeo sing chen