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What happens in the hippocamp even before people try to form memories can affect whether they remember it or not.
In our time, falling into negative emotions or stress states (inhibition, stress) is relatively common in life.
We are getting closer to recreating images and memories of those who have died. But should we do that?
Researchers in Texas have taken a big step in restoring vision for blind people by transferring information directly to the brain via electrodes.
A new artificial intelligence system can convert signals from the human brain into text with an accuracy of up to 97%.
Science can now confirm that your fifth-grade teacher - someone who always catches you - may have eyes on the back of his neck as students have speculated.
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.
A new study shows that professional athletes' brains are capable of analyzing sound better than ordinary people.
You want to be successful, you must have knowledge. Because knowledge is what gives you the opportunity and helps you make decisions. The right decision will help you ge…
The Israeli Institute of Technology (Technion) said on November 17 that Israeli researchers have developed a new technology to inject drugs directly into the brain for A…
Scientists have for the first time observed a mysterious mechanism of garbage removal in the brain that can help people fight against incurable dementia.
To do this, scientists used optogenetic, a technique that uses light to stimulate nerve cells in the brain. They chose
Researchers at the University of Warwick, UK, found that human memory is severely impaired when living in areas with fine dust (PM10) and high nitrogen dioxide (NO2).
A unique surgery has just taken place in the US and the baby was born with a brain outside the skull miraculously survived.
New research from the UK suggests that breathing in polluted air with high levels of PM10 fine dust can cause students to suddenly get bad grades.