Last week saw a group of researchers from a wide range of academic backgrounds descend on a seminar room in the University Centre to take part in the Cambridge branch of this years Brainhack Global event. Brainhack is a unique event that brings together groups of researchers interested in neuroscience to facilitate them in working collaboratively […]
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Cognitive impairment in depression: Are our treatments missing an important target?
Depression is characterised by an overarching, persistent low mood. A great deal of research into the treatment of depression has therefore predominantly focused on understanding and elevating this debilitating symptom. However, it may be surprising to some that this disorder actually encompasses a constellation of symptoms relating to appetite, sleep, cognitive functions and self-esteem. Researchers […]
Dyspraxia associated with autistic traits in adulthood.
Coordinated movements and successful interactions with other people are important for many activities. But are motor skills and social skills related? A large study carried out between researchers at Coventry University and the Autism Research Centre tried to find out. The research team, led by Dr Sarah Cassidy, compared the rates of dyspraxia in adults with and […]
Forgetting the past and the future: new insights into mechanisms of anxiety
The ability to vividly imagine future events enriches our experience of the world. Such ‘mental time travel’ has been shown to enhance decision making and mimic the emotional value that a future experience may hold. However, a growing body of research indicates that dwelling on the future may be detrimental to one’s health, inducing unhappiness and […]
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