Susan Gaidos

  • Freelance Writer

Susan Gaidos is a Maine-based science writer with a special interest in cell biology and neuroscience. She is a contributing correspondent for Science News, and has written for a number of publications, including New Scientist, Dallas Morning News, The Scientist, Science World and Science News for Kids.

Articles by Susan Gaidos

Making the Connection
A catalog of all of the connections in the human brain may be possible with new technological advances.
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Parenting and the Brain
Becoming a parent can induce significant changes in the brain.
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The Secret to Memory? A Good Night’s Sleep
A good night's sleep can strengthen memories and promote creative thinking.
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Why Animals Are Vital to Brain Research
Research using ferrets is providing a window into brain development that could lead to insights into conditions from autism to brain injury.
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The Moral Brain
Scientists don't claim to know how people determine right from wrong. However, they can study how the brain responds when an individual judges another's actions.
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Designing Brain-Based Robots
For all the comparisons made, your brain is not actually like a computer. This makes designing a machine that performs like a human tricky.
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