The most frequently cited example of mechanobiology is bone mineralisation. Compact bone is comprised of concentric layers of bone matrix, […]

Cellular biology and biomedical science are dominated by approaches which largely neglect the role of material (the structural building blocks […]

Intrinsic variability is a characteristic of all complex systems and is a feature of all oscillating physiological processes. Variability is […]

The human body consists of 60-70% water. About 70% of the total volume of water is found in cells and […]

Homeostasis refers to the underlying (not conscious level) regulation of the our internal milieu. Homeostasis ensures that temperature, pH, fluid […]

Brain imaging and the popularisation of the term ‘neuroplasticity’, particularly in relation to mindfulness meditation, has elevated the profile of […]

FROM MODULES TO NETWORKS Until the advent of brain imaging technologies, brain science was based on neuroanatomy and functional deficits […]

DEFAULT MODE NETWORK ‘Whilst part of what we perceive comes through our senses from the object before us, another part […]

The subjective experience of time is remarkably malleable. A common effect of relaxation is time contraction. Contraction of time is […]