OIST ADHD Research In The News!

Dr. Emi Furukawa and Prof. Gail Tripp from the Human Developmental Neurobiology Unit teamed up with Brazilian scientists for their brain research on ADHD which was recently published in a scientific journal targeting – and peer-reviewed by – children.

The journal Frontiers for Young Minds - publishing in many fields of sicence - appeals to a younger readership, but the benefits are also on the scientists' side, who have to re-think the way they write and explain their research.

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27 July 2017

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