July 2015 featured diverse articles in neuroscience highlighting innovative technologies, newly discovered neural circuits, and many more. Read some of the summaries mentioned here. Sleep: A missing link to memory loss in Alzheimer’s disease It has long been known that accumulation of beta-amyloid leads to cognitive decline in Alzheimer’s disease. However, scientists are still trying
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GENEVA, Aug. 5, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — The World Economic Forum today recognized Inscopix, Inc. (“Inscopix”), as a Technology Pioneer (2015), an honor that it bestows on a selection of the world’s most innovative companies. Inscopix, a California based discovery-phase neuroscience company, is a leading provider of integrated solutions for observing and decoding brain activity. Inscopix
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A two-day event hosted by Inscopix’s scientists and engineers for accelerating scientific research. As scientists, we are constantly troubleshooting, learning how to use new tools, and trying to make things work to generate results and ultimately publications. Often the only approach to overcoming technical problems is making a phone call or emailing a company representative,
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Catching errors in scientific publishing. At Inscopix we value the importance of scientific integrity and transparency. Scientific research is expected to be reliable, trustworthy, and to provide value to society, so that the expenditures supporting them may be justified. However, in recent times, because of scarce funding and the publish-or-perish culture, principles like integrity and
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A look at how research in neuroscience (month of June, 2015) changed our understanding of how the brain works. Something new, something awesome! Decisions, decisions, decisions! Do you get anxious when you have to make important life decisions? How do you decide which option to choose and which to ignore? Well, we now know, thanks
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Here’s the best in peer-reviewed neuroscience research in October 2015.
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As a neuroscience company deeply entrenched in the pursuit of next generation neuroscience, we launched the DECODE (Deciphering the Neural Circuit Basis of Disease) Grant Program to support the BRAIN Initiative last summer, awarding 13 principal investigators with 2 million dollars of our cutting edge neuroimaging technology (nVista), software, scientific support, and training. Research projects
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Partnering at the Brain Awareness Week, Inscopix team members participated in Stanford Splash! to help spread awareness and interest about the brain. Part of the joy of working at the front lines of an exciting field is sharing your passion for the subject with others. This year, as a Brain Awareness Week partner, Inscopix team
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As the official corporate sponsor of the 4th Annual Art Live Lounge, hosted by the Global Fund for Women’s Vanguard Circle, Inscopix celebrated women in science and technology along with over 300 professionals from around the Bay Area on March 26th, 2015. Organized by the Vanguard Circle, a dedicated volunteer advisory group of young professionals
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On April 2, 2013, President Obama launched the Brain Research through Advancing Neurotechnologies (BRAIN) Initiative, a Grand Challenge designed to revolutionize our understanding of the human brain. Since then, the BRAIN Initiative has grown to include five Federal agencies. The BRAIN Initiative remains a top priority for the Administration, which is why the President’s 2016
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