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Jamil Muradov published an article in “The Conversation” about Bill C-277

ANS Board member, Jamil Muradov, published an article in the prestigious scientific journal The Conversation about Bill C-277, which was passed by the Canadian Parliament. The Conversation is a scientific journal read by 35 million users and used as a source by 22,000 media outlets. C-277 is an act aimed at recognizing brain injuries as […]

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Azerbaijan Neuroscience Society Accepted as Full Member of FENS

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We are delighted to share the exciting news that the Azerbaijan Neuroscience Society has been accepted as a full member of the Federation of European Neuroscience Societies (FENS). This prestigious recognition represents a significant milestone in our mission to advance neuroscience research and foster collaboration both within Azerbaijan and internationally. Why This Matters: Becoming a

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“Revolutionizing neuroscience: BrainGPT performs better than neuroscience experts” – co-authored by Azerbaijan Neuroscience Society’s co-founder

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In the ever-expanding field of neuroscience, the challenge of sifting through vast amounts of research to gain meaningful insights is formidable. Traditional approaches struggle to keep up with the sheer volume and complexity of data, leading to valuable insights often being overlooked. To address this challenge, researchers have developed BrainGPT, an advanced language model fine-tuned

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Our team member, Shams Farhad, has published a new paper

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Our team member, Shams Farhad, alongside her colleagues, has recently published a paper titled “Application of Hybrid Deep Learning Architectures for Identification of Individuals with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Based on EEG Data” This study addresses the persistent challenge of accurately diagnosing Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), a prevalent psychiatric condition characterized by intricate symptomatology often interwoven with other

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ANS Member Elkhan Yusifov has presented a poster in “Development Platicity & Regeneration of Neural Circuits” conference in Altea, Spain

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Azerbaijan Neuroscience Society co-founder, Elkhan Yusifov, has presented his scientific research as a poster in a conference held in Altea, Spain. Axon2023 conference included more than 150 participants and 60 posters. Elkhan’s scientific work investigates the role of primary cilia in neural circuit formation.

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A novel lightweight noise suppression algorithm

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In everyday human communication, hearing relevant information in the presence of interfering background noise is a common challenge that the auditory system has to face. The problem is especially hard for people with significant hearing loss who have to rely on hearing aids and cochlear implants. A new study published in Frontiers in Audiology and

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Elkhan Yusifov has presented a poster in Zurich Neuroscience Zentrum Symposium 2023 in Switzerland

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Azerbaijan Neuroscience Society member Elkhan Yusifov has shared his research as a poster in Zurich Neuroscience Zentrum (ZNZ) Symposium on September 14th in Switzerland. His poster title was “Investigating the role of primary cilia in the peripheral nervous system formation”.

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We announce our first workshop!

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Azerbaijan Neuroscience Society will organize a workshop on “How to effectively prepare 3P: Paper, Poster, Presentation” on November 24-26.

The workshop will be held in a hybrid format, and with the partnership of the International Bain Research Organization (IBRO), leading local and international experts will share their experience and knowledge with the participants.

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Our team member, Jamil Muradov, has co-authored an abstract on inhibition of cortical spreading depolarizations using memantine in the Canadian Journal of Neurological Sciences

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To learn more about it, please, visit: https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/canadian-journal-of-neurological-sciences/article/p121-memantine-inhibits-cortical-spreading-depolarization-and-improves-neurovascular-function-following-traumatic-brain-injury-results-of-a-randomized-preclinical-trial/03F82F3C3EEE609B9CE7F9160524F22F

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New experimental evidence for predictive processing hypothesis?

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A new study published in Science Advances presents experimental evidence corroborating the predictive processing hypothesis, which posits that the brain constantly models its environment and predicts its future states, instead of passively taking in information from outside in a unidirectional manner. Although this hypothesis has been backed by a wealth of human experiments using behavioral

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