The Neuro Times
The Neuro Times is a neuroscience and psychology blog dedicated to bridging the gap between scientific research and public understanding. By making cutting-edge discoveries accessible, relatable, and easy to read, The Neuro Times empowers readers to explore the complexities of the human brain and behavior in a way that is both engaging and informative.
- Update frequency
- every day
- Average duration
- 12 minutes
- Episodes
- 348
- Years Active
- 2025
Sleep Deprivation: Does It Fuel Conspiracy Beliefs?
New research links sleep deprivation to stronger belief in conspiracy theories. Discover how psychological traits and sleep quality interact.
00:13:31 |
Sat 19 Apr 2025
Destiny Beliefs: Do They Sabotage Your Breakup Recovery?
Can destiny beliefs keep you stuck after a breakup? New research links them to tracking and contact behaviors with ex-partners.
00:12:07 |
Sat 19 Apr 2025
Autism and Vaccines: Should We Still Study the Link?
Explore why repeating autism studies is vital—but not the vaccine link. See how brain scans and genetics lead to breakthroughs in autism research.
00:11:04 |
Sat 19 Apr 2025
Testosterone Dose: Can It Really Affect Your Hair?
Can a single testosterone dose and stress leave hormonal traces in your hair? Discover new insights on hormones, hair, and long-term impact.
00:13:21 |
Sat 19 Apr 2025
Anxiety and Bodily Sensations: What's the Link?
New research shows anxiety may reduce awareness of bodily cues—especially in women—affecting emotion, memory, and decision-making.
00:10:49 |
Fri 18 Apr 2025
Couples Communication: Are Interruptions Harmful?
Co-speaking vs parallel speaking—learn how couples' communication styles impact social conversations and relationships.
00:15:45 |
Fri 18 Apr 2025
Block Blast: Can It Really Boost Your Brainpower?
Does playing games like Block Blast or Tetris actually make you smarter? Discover how block games impact memory, PTSD, and brain efficiency.
00:14:44 |
Fri 18 Apr 2025
Eye Contact in Conversation: Mouth or Eyes?
Do we look at the eyes or mouth when we talk? Eye-tracking research reveals how attention shifts in conversation.
00:11:57 |
Fri 18 Apr 2025
Is Nitro Cold Brew Stronger Than Regular Coffee?
Discover how nitro cold brew compares to regular coffee in strength, taste, and caffeine content. Learn what sets nitro apart from the rest.
00:12:41 |
Fri 18 Apr 2025
What Is Normal in Psychiatry — Does It Even Exist?
Psychiatry and culture clash: Discover why 'normal behavior' keeps changing and how it impacts mental health care today.
00:19:21 |
Thu 17 Apr 2025
Mushroom Coffee: Is It Better Than Regular Coffee?
Discover if mushroom coffee is healthier than regular coffee. Learn about benefits, side effects, and how it compares to traditional brews.
00:13:35 |
Thu 17 Apr 2025
Can Brain Neurons Really Control Our Hunger?
New research reveals a simple brain circuit of 3 neurons may drive hunger and appetite control—implicating obesity as more physiological than behavioral.
00:10:06 |
Thu 17 Apr 2025
Can Infections Trigger Alzheimer’s and Death?
Gene Hackman's death raises questions about infections and their link to dementia. Learn how diseases like Hantavirus may influence Alzheimer's.
00:11:52 |
Thu 17 Apr 2025
Moebius Syndrome Sleep Issues: What’s Causing Them?
New research reveals high rates of sleep disorders in Moebius syndrome, including insomnia, nightmares & REM behavior disorder. Learn what’s behind it.
00:12:32 |
Thu 17 Apr 2025
Can Changing Sleep Patterns Predict Dementia Risk?
A study links increased daytime sleepiness in women in their 80s with double the risk of dementia over five years. Learn more about early warning signs.
00:08:47 |
Tue 15 Apr 2025
How Does the Brain Learn from Mistakes?
New research reveals how brain activity in the sensory cortex drives fast learning and mistakes. Discover how we really learn from errors.
00:12:44 |
Tue 15 Apr 2025
Insecure Attachment: Is It Causing Harsh Parenting?
How parents’ insecure attachment styles from childhood may lead to harsh discipline and negative traits in adulthood.
00:17:41 |
Tue 15 Apr 2025
Do Dendrites Link Memories Formed Close in Time?
New study shows dendrites—not neurons—link memories formed hours apart, offering insights into memory organization and Alzheimer’s treatment.
00:13:07 |
Tue 15 Apr 2025
Dopamine and Memory: Is Reward Learning Being Rewritten?
New neuroscience research reveals dopamine reshapes reward memories, offering insight into brain function, emotion, and decision-making.
00:09:46 |
Tue 15 Apr 2025
Perimenopause Brain Fog: Is It Rewiring Your Mind?
Perimenopause can trigger memory loss and cognitive changes. Learn how it impacts brain health—and why it's a critical time for women’s mental clarity.
00:11:04 |
Fri 11 Apr 2025
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