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Every Sunday, NeuroNest brings you one piece of neuroscience or psychology research to your inbox. We read the original study, follow the evidence, and explain what the researchers actually found without stripping away the science.
What You’ll Receive
Research Spotlight. A recent neuroscience or psychology paper, examined in context and translated into a clear account of the research and its findings.
Brain Basics. The concepts, systems, and mechanisms that form the foundation of neuroscience, explored through the research behind them.
Mind & Behaviour. Research into cognition, behaviour, mental health, and the ways neural processes shape how we experience the world.
A great deal of scientific research never makes it beyond academic journals. NeuroNest brings that research into a format that more people can spend time with. We read the original studies, examine the evidence and its limitations, and explain what the researchers found without losing the details that matter. Every newsletter links back to the original publication so you can continue into the research yourself.
Who It’s For
High School Students. Go beyond the textbook and explore the research behind the neuroscience you’re learning.
University Students. Keep up with current research without having to start every question with a 30-page journal article.
Educators. Bring current neuroscience and psychology research into the classroom with sources your students can investigate further.
Curious Minds. You don’t need a neuroscience degree to have serious questions about the brain.
FAQ
Is the newsletter free? Yes. It is completely free.
How often will I receive emails? You’ll receive one email every Sunday.
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What does NeuroNest cover? NeuroNest covers neuroscience, psychology, behaviour, cognition, mental health, and research that helps us understand the brain.