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Professor Stephen Hawking's brain
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Professor Stephen Hawking's brain

Stanford scientists (USA) - led by Dr. Phillip Low - are working with Professor Stephen Hawking to access his brain waves directly.

December 18, 2018
People can still study while sleeping
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People can still study while sleeping

The organs in the brain record new words before going to bed and after waking up, they will remember more clearly than when they first started.

December 18, 2018
Brain waves can predict errors
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Brain waves can predict errors

According to a new study, a pronounced alpha wave appears in two areas of the brain before the subject makes an error due to lack of attention.

December 18, 2018
Smart people have unusual brain waves
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Smart people have unusual brain waves

If your brain has gentle rhythms even while you think stressfully, it proves you are an extremely intelligent person.

December 15, 2018
The brain also emits music
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The brain also emits music

Scientists have combined and translated two types of brain waves into music, bringing a unique and strange look to our brain's activity.

December 14, 2018
Why lying hammock is easy to sleep?
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Why lying hammock is easy to sleep?

Why do we put our backs on the hammock that we cannot resist sleep, which is explained by Swiss scientists. The brainwave analysis of hammock sleepers shows that the swi…

December 14, 2018
People with high blood sugar or Alzheimer's disease
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People with high blood sugar or Alzheimer's disease

A study by Japanese scientists showed that older people with high blood sugar or risk of diabetes are more likely to develop spots in the brain and cause Alzheimer's dis…

December 14, 2018
The helmet reads the driver's mind
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The helmet reads the driver's mind

According to previous studies, distraction is the most common cause of accidents, from professional racetracks to conventional driving.

December 12, 2018