Fixing the brain

Fixing the brain

After fallow decades, neuroscience is undergoing a renaissance

The toolkit for tackling brain dysfunction is expanding rapidly, says Natasha Loder

More judgment, less luck

Science needs to move beyond luck if it is to design better drugs for the brain

Neuroscience is complex and confusing, but it is no longer Bedlam

Precision neuromedicine

Better brain biology will deliver better medicines

Insights from organoids and optogenetics help

The new psychedelia

Ketamine, psilocybin and ecstasy are coming to the medicine cabinet

From expanding minds to healing brains

Getting wired up

Crossing the brain’s electrical frontier

New ways of getting inside patients’ heads

Mind over matter

What does a brain-computer interface feel like?

Talking to Philip O’Keefe about the implant in his head

Neuroscience

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