Archive - Neural NeXus

A Peptide Case Study. What Semax Reveals About the U.S. Drug Pipeline

The U.S. drug pipeline is structurally blind to certain categories of evidence.

May 9 • David Kingsley, PhD

Peptide Regulations Are Changing. Again.

The peptides big pharma won't study will be back in compounding pharmacies.

May 2 • David Kingsley, PhD

April 2026

One Blood Test for 6 Types of Dementia

An AI model uses plasma proteins to diagnose and differentiate forms of dementia.

Apr 11 • David Kingsley, PhD

Anthropic’s New Model Broke Internet Security

Software security has always depended on one quiet constraint: the people capable of finding the worst bugs were rare. Anthropic is now claiming that…

Apr 9 • David Kingsley, PhD

A Single Injection Replaced the Entire CAR-T Pipeline

A single intravenous dose generated cancer-killing immune cells without cell harvesting, manufacturing, or chemotherapy.

Apr 4 • David Kingsley, PhD

March 2026

The Muscle Problem With Ozempic Has a Fix.

Bimagrumab preserves the muscle that semaglutide takes with the fat.

Mar 30 • David Kingsley, PhD

BioWire Byte 024 - A Liver Enzyme Reverses Brain Aging. Exercise Turns It On.

Paper traces a complete molecular chain from the liver to the blood-brain barrier to cognition

Mar 29 • David Kingsley, PhD

BioWire Bytes 023 – Scientists Restarted Dead Brains. Things Got Weird.

Dead Pig Brains Resumed Cellular Function Four Hours After Death

Mar 25 • David Kingsley, PhD

BioWire Bytes 022 – Weight Loss Drugs May Prevent Neurodegenerative Disease. But They Don't Treat Them.

Paradoxical Data Shows GLP-1s Reduce Neurodegenerative Disorders Onset While Not Treating Them.

Mar 23 • David Kingsley, PhD

BioWire Bytes 021 – Grip Strength Predicts Survival Better Than Cardio

Summary of a 2026 prospective cohort study in JAMA Network Open

Mar 18 • David Kingsley, PhD

Neural Nexus Website and Game Launch

A website and daily game!

Mar 15 • David Kingsley, PhD

Ghost in the Machine

A fly brain was uploaded and given a body.

Mar 13 • David Kingsley, PhD

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