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Siberian scientists decided to understand human wisdom through the lens of the roundworm.
Insomnia is actually more serious than what we thought earlier, causing frequent loss of brain cells - according to a recent study.
In the arms race with the US Cold War, the Soviet Union spent $ 1 billion on developing a weapon capable of controlling the human brain, according to a recent report by…
The nerve cells of the human brain are genetically heterogeneous, a group of US-Russian scientists proved.
A person's brain can 'see' things even when he or she does not see them, and this finding is completely contrary to long-accepted hypotheses about how the brain processe…
A recently published study of the Neuroscience Association has shown the important role of music in intellectual development.
Dangerous brain-eating amoeba is found at 4 separate points in water sources on the outskirts of New Orleans, USA, after the death of a 4-year-old boy.
Scientists are extremely surprised to see the human brain completely
For the first time in history, scientists have successfully cultivated the human brain in the laboratory, opening up opportunities to learn more about how the human brai…
Brain researchers say for the first time in history a distant person can control other people's movements by a signal sent by thought.
Dr. Robert White, professor of neurosurgery at Case Western Reserve University in Ohio, USA, believes that human brain transplantation will be done in the future.
Scientists discover nerve cells, called grid cells, while activating the brain of game participants to explore the virtual environment.
The structure of the human brain is extremely complex. Until now, when modern medicine develops at a higher level, the human brain is still attractive and attracts the d…
A US study found that in people with severe depression, the brain's biological clock is broken, according to the Daily Mail on May 14.