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Data from 985 human fossils and some modern individuals show that during the Pleistocene, the human brain used to be at its maximum size, but suddenly became smaller in…
A recent study in mice and human tissue found that the HIV virus could lurk in the brain even when patients were being treated with antiviral therapy.
What happens in the hippocamp even before people try to form memories can affect whether they remember it or not.
A new artificial intelligence system can convert signals from the human brain into text with an accuracy of up to 97%.
Scientists discovered fragmented glass fragments in the human skull caused by heat of 520 degrees Celsius in a volcanic disaster in Europe in AD79.
Scientists from Google and the FlyEM research team at the Janelia Institute have published the most detailed animal brain neural network map ever.
Researchers have found a mechanism in the outer cells of the cerebral cortex that creates new signals that allow nerve cells to perform their logical functions.
Thousands of years ago in the Heslington area of England, a man's body began to decompose. Meat and offal became muddy, hair turned to dust, but bones remained and mor…
Have you ever heard that the total length of the human brain's axons is enough to wrap around four Earths, or if the brain is a hard drive, it has the capacity of four t…
With about 86 billion neurons, the human brain is the most complex structure in nature that we still don't fully understand.
The skull fossils of a prehistoric primates living in the Andes mountains 20 million years ago help scientists 'uncover the mystery of' the evolution of the human brain
Forget something or forget to say it - everyone has encountered such a problem.
A group of international neuroscientists conducted a large study, which clarified the main difference between the brains of ordinary people and murderers who have commit…
Neuralink company invested by billionaire Elon Musk wants to bring data collection devices into the human brain with a simple surgery.
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