Living in space can change where your brain sits in your skull
In The Conversation, Dr. Rachael Seidler discusses new research showing that the brain shifts upward and backward, and deforms within the skull, after spaceflight.
In The Conversation, Dr. Rachael Seidler discusses new research showing that the brain shifts upward and backward, and deforms within the skull, after spaceflight.
Dr. Rachael Seidler is studying the long-term effects of space travel on astronauts' brains and bodies.
Dr. Rachael Seidler discusses spaceflight’s effects on the brain in Science News article.
Dr. Rachael Seidler's research studies the impact of space travel on the brain and also sheds light on neuroplasticity.
Dr. Rachael Seidler led study looking at how the human brain reacts to traveling outside Earth’s gravity.
Drs. Lori Knackstedt, Jada Lewis, Carol Mathews, Matthew Merritt, Rachael Seidler and Eric Wang named UFRF Professors for 2023.