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Wu Tsai Institute postdocs bridge disciplines in the study of cognition

The Wu Tsai Institute’s first postdoc cohort will study human cognition, working at the intersections of different fields of research. ....

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Less wattage, more brain power

Yale SEAS teams with the Medical School to deliver a faster, more capable brain-implanted device to treat multiple disorders. ....

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Forecasts of Epilepsy Seizures Could Become a Reality

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Making predictions up to several days in advance may help with care
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Seizures are like storms in the brain sudden bursts of abnormal electrical activity that can cause disturbances in movement, behavior, feelings and awareness. For people with epilepsy, not knowing when their next seizure will hit can be psychologically debilitating. Clinicians have no way of telling people with epilepsy whether a seizure will likely happen five minutes from now, five weeks from now or five months from now, says Vikram Rao, a neurologist at the University of California, San Francisco. “That leaves people in a state of looming uncertainty.” ....

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