Think for a moment what do you remember from your childhood and generally from the past... I bet most of the things you remember are related to some emotion, whether good or bad. Why is it like that? Why

Stephen Hawking’s death this month was tragic. We lost one of our greatest minds to the weakness of flesh and bone. But what did he think about how we are progressing? He was aided by machines to live,

Nisam dugo pisala, pa krenimo ponovno i to s nečim "slatkim" :) Image source Šećerne bolesti su skupina metaboličkih poremećaja, koje su karakterizirane hiperglikemijom (povećanom koncentracijom

I am still new on steemit so I am looking for help :) I am professor and scientist and it would be interesting for me and other interested in the subject I am writing about to see my lectures on steemit.

Top news in Croatia! One of the Croatian showbiz star will introduce her coin to the crypto world. Ok, I feel stupid now, really...I do! Her light motive is more you look, more you get (Lillecoin, I suppose

Well, it was time for me to cope with the crypto world, because I realized resistance is futile! Image source I like to watch TED talks, so I started to look there. And I found those four videos that are

If we anatomically compare nervus and the immune system we can see that they really look similar. So, are they and how are they connected? Even old Greeks noticed that mind could control our health! I

Memories and Plasticity Through memories, our past experiences shape how we respond to an event. This is especially true for the formative early years of our lives, during the "critical period" when our

It is a night before Valentines day and what could one scientist think about except love? :) Image source What stands behind previews picture? When someone asks you to draw love, you would probably draw

I don´t know about you, but I am really, REALLY annoyed with all those anti-vaccine "opinions" (I am using nice words :))! Yes, I'm a scientist, but you don't have to be one to have common sense.

Neural plasticity is an adaptive mechanism that allows a cell to change over time. This property of your brain cells yields highly dynamic and modular circuitry.  We experience life linearly through

Hello fellow steemians, Hope you all are doing well (Image source) Human body is not perfect, there are many imperfection in almost every organ system but that is what makes us and other living beings

Why we did this study? To evaluate the changes in the expression level of gonadal steroid, insulin, and leptin receptors in the brain of adult Sprague-Dawley female rats due to ovariectomy and/or chronic

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I am part of the team that really believes that there is so many interesting molecules and secrets hidden in the fish brain that could actually be part of the puzzle about neuronal regeneration. If you

They don't change the color depending on a surrounding background at all. Never changed and will never be. Absolute myth. Full invention. Bald lie. The color of a chameleon depends on his emotional state.

Today I realized that I didn't hear any news in media what happened with the so much media announced Worlds first head transplant surgery. So I started to google it. For me, the first word about that was

Well, we all know that we have a brain and where is it :) But ask yourself what else do I know about my brain. If the list is not endless than there is still something to learn about the brain :) Learning

Hi people! Why am I here, actually I still don't know :D Thinking about what interesting could I say..well let's start with the fact that I am a scientist and that is more than interesting, right?! Or