Amanda Bernstein

United Kingdom

Travel Editor at GLASS

Lifestyle and Travel Writer at Freelance

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Glass stays at Le Manoir aux Quat’Saisons: A culinary retreat of dreams

4 days ago | theglassmagazine.com | Amanda Bernstein

LE Manoir aux Quat’Saisons, a Belmond hotel set in the heart of the Oxfordshire countryside, promises more than a luxurious escape — it is a celebration of culinary artistry. With world-renowned chef Raymond Blanc at the helm, this two-Michelin-starred restaurant is set within a honey-hued manor house that exudes charm and elegance. Surrounded by 27 acres of manicured gardens in the idyllic village of Great Milton, it is recognized as one of the UK’s most iconic gastronomic destinations.
Glass relaxes in pretty Provence at Terre Blance Hotel Spa Golf Resort

1 month ago | theglassmagazine.com | Amanda Bernstein

TERRE Blanche Hotel Spa Golf Resort is a rural retreat with 115 spacious suites and villas spanning 750 acres across the most picturesque Provence countryside. Established 20 years ago with sustainability at its core, it was designed to blend in with its natural surroundings, with the white stone and terracotta architectural elements sourced from the south of France.
Glass relishes in the glamour of Saint Tropez at Hôtel Byblos

2 months ago | theglassmagazine.com | Amanda Bernstein

OUR LAURA Gonzalez suite at Hôtel Byblos shimmers with the elegance of the cerulean Mediterranean Sea. With hand-crafted marquetry doors, vibrant Middle Eastern mosaics, and a fusion of contemporary and antique furnishings, our suite pays homage to the hotel’s storied legacy in an artfully modern way. Moments after we ring for housekeeping to refresh our champagne’s ice bucket, the impeccably dressed butler arrives, not only with the ice, but also with a tray of exquisite pastries.
Conditioning Electrical Nerve Stimulation Enhances Functional Rewiring in a Mouse Model of Nerve Transfer to Treat Chronic Spinal Cord Injury

Feb 27, 2025 | mdpi.com | Juan Jara |Marwa Soliman |Amanda Bernstein |Paola di Grazia

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Glass experiences the beauty of the Himalayas

Feb 3, 2025 | theglassmagazine.com | Amanda Bernstein

NEPAL is a landlocked Himalayan nation between China and India, where towering mountains and a rich cultural heritage converge. It’s home to the world’s highest peak, Mount Everest, at 29000 feet, and eight of the world’s 10 tallest mountains. This captivating country transitioned 16 years ago from one of the world’s most storied monarchies to a democratic republic, but retaining its distinctiveness in several unique ways.
Glass sails away on the Mediterranean with Silversea

Jan 13, 2025 | theglassmagazine.com | Amanda Bernstein

WE’VE embarked on a sun-soaked voyage on the Mediterranean aboard Silversea’s newest jewel, Silver Ray. During our glorious seven-day cruise, we will anchor in three countries while exploring some of the most glamorous destinations in southern Europe. This luxurious vessel, with a capacity of 728 guests, is the twin sister to the renowned Silver Nova and was launched last year to represent a revolutionary leap in cruise design.
Glass visits the happy Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan

Jan 5, 2025 | theglassmagazine.com | Amanda Bernstein

WE ARE standing atop Taktsang – better known as Tiger’s Nest Monastery – Bhutan’s cliff-clinging icon at 10,000 feet above sea level. Our steep three-hour trek up the pine-forested mountain was gruelling, even with our obligatory stop at the famous “halfway” café.
Glass uncovers Ellerman House – an extravagant bolthole in Cape Town - The Glass Magazine

Oct 14, 2024 | theglassmagazine.com | Amanda Bernstein

THE acclaimed Ellerman House is set along the steep and winding Kloof Road within the swanky enclave of Bantry Bay, Cape Town, South Africa, and about a 10-minute drive from the V&A Waterfront. Upon entering the gates of this grandiose former Cape Edwardian-style residence, it feels like we have entered into someone’s private home – it seems inappropriate to refer to this property as a hotel.
Glass enjoys the blissful slumber at Chenot Palace Weggis, Switzerland

Oct 6, 2024 | theglassmagazine.com | Amanda Bernstein

I’VE arrived at the multi-award winning Chenot Palace to embark on the recently introduced Sleep Cycles, an optional module to its Recover & Energise programme. In our fast-paced world where stress levels can soar very quickly, the value of quality sleep cannot be overstated. At the heart of Chenot’s Sleep Cycles module lies a profound understanding of sleep as a cornerstone of both physical and mental well-being that can be achieved with the balancing of our circadian rhythm.
A Kinematic Deviation Index (KDI) for Evaluation of Forelimb Function in Rodents

Sep 29, 2024 | biorxiv.org | Amanda Bernstein |Marwa Soliman |Juan Jara |Abel Torres Espin

AbstractRodent models are widely used to study neurological conditions and assess forelimb movement to measure function performance, deficit, recovery and treatment effectiveness. Traditional assessment methods based on endpoints such as whether the task is accomplished, while easy to implement, provide limited information on movement patterns important to assess different functional strategies.