UCLA Map the Mind

A new way to explore neuroscience at UCLA

NeuroNotes is a UCLA-curated platform that makes neuroscience research easier to explore. Powered by NotebookLM, it combines faculty-selected papers, talks and resources with an interactive AI assistant — all organized around focused topics.

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NeroNotes: The latest neuroscience discoveries, curated by UCLA scientists

"At what point does stress push the brain into autopilot?"
"Why do we remember some words but forget others?"
"Can the brain show signs of disease before symptoms appear?"
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How NeuroNotes Works

NeuroNotes is designed for anyone curious about the brain, offering a guided way to explore complex topics and dive into current research with more focus than a typical internet search. 

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Ask a question about what interests you

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Get answers backed by curated sources

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Open sources to learn more about the topic

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Dr. Gina Poe

Putting PTSD to Rest

 

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Dr. Weizhe Hong

Why We Help

 

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Dr. Aparna Bhaduri

What Growth Remembers

 

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Dr. Jessica Rexach

Mechanisms of Brain Decline

 

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Dr. Genevieve Konopka

Why Words Come (and Go)

 

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Dr. Anne Churchland

Decision in Motion