Juliet M. Beverly

  • BrainFacts.org Content Manager
  • Society for Neuroscience

Juliet is the BrainFacts.org content manager. After graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in print journalism from Howard University in 2006, she worked at the Embassy of Austria in the Office of Science & Technology and for the online magazine bridges on transatlantic science, technology, and innovation policy. 

Articles by Juliet M. Beverly

Celebrating Women in Neuroscience
In celebration of Women’s History Month, view the profiles of women scientist that explored their curiosity and pushed the field forward.
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Hearing
The process, function, or power of perceiving sound.
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Top Ten: Most Popular in 2019
This year, you wanted to understand memory, mental health, meditation, and why the teen brain is so complex.
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Marching for Science
Supporters of science and research took to the streets to advocate for an investment in our future.
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Most Popular in 2016 – Top Ten Countdown
The building blocks of your brain, how it grows, and how it changes in your teenage years were your favorite topics on BrainFacts.org in 2016.
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Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
What is research uncovering about this anxiety disorder?
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Teens and the Changing Brain
Learn more about the role hormones play in teenage brain development in this BrainFacts.org Roundup.
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Language and the Brain
Most people communicate everyday through language, so how does it work?
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Concussions and the Injured Brain
What happens in the brain during and after concussions and neurological trauma?
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Most Popular in 2015
What were the most popular posts of 2015? Browse through this photo gallery and find out.
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Pain and the Brain
The response to pain can vary, but what happens when sensory systems send messages to the brain?
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Food and the Brain
What happens in the brain when we eat?
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