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Click here to view original web page at Broken Promises: Children as Young as 3 Can Detect Bad Excuses Summary: When it comes to broken promises, children between the ages of 3 to 5 can detect whether the excuse is good or bad. Source: Duke University We’ve all been there. You made a promise you … Continue reading “Broken Promises: Children as Young as 3 Can Detect Bad Excuses”
Click here to view original web page at Smartphone App Can Significantly Improve Memory Recall Summary: A new smartphone app, dubbed HippoCamera helps to significantly improve memory recall and could have applications for improving memory for those suffering from Alzheimer’s disease. The app mimics the function of the hippocampus, constructing and maintaining memories. The app … Continue reading “Smartphone App Can Significantly Improve Memory Recall”
Click here to view original web page at One-Minute Exposure to Monochromatic Light Shown to Modify Neural Connections Summary: One-minute stimulation with monochromatic light activates several visual and non-visual brain regions. The findings shed light on the impact of light stimulation on brain function. Source: UPC A study led by researchers from the UPC’s Terrassa … Continue reading “One-Minute Exposure to Monochromatic Light Shown to Modify Neural Connections”
Click here to view original web page at Tricorder / Cyborg Tech: A Robot Able To “Smell” Using A Biological Sensor The robot with the biological sensor CREDIT Tel Aviv University A new technological development by Tel Aviv University has made it possible for a robot to smell using a biological sensor. The sensor sends … Continue reading “Tricorder / Cyborg Tech: A Robot Able To “Smell” Using A Biological Sensor”
Click here to view original web page at Fruit Flies Grow Brainy on a Poor Diet Summary: Regulatory mechanisms of nutrition-dependent neural development can be explored at the molecular level with appropriate models, such as the fruit fly. Source: Kyoto University Nutrition, as an impactful part of an organism’s physiological state, seems to extend to … Continue reading “Fruit Flies Grow Brainy on a Poor Diet”
Click here to view original web page at New Fluorescent Dye Can Light up the Brain Summary: Researchers have developed a new tool for non-invasive brain imaging that can cross the blood-brain barrier and can differentiate between healthy tissue and glioblastoma brain tumors in mouse models. Source: Rice University Talk about a bright idea: Thanks … Continue reading “New Fluorescent Dye Can Light up the Brain”
Click here to view original web page at Fruit Flies Grow Brainy on a Poor Diet Summary: Regulatory mechanisms of nutrition-dependent neural development can be explored at the molecular level with appropriate models, such as the fruit fly. Source: Kyoto University Nutrition, as an impactful part of an organism’s physiological state, seems to extend to … Continue reading “Fruit Flies Grow Brainy on a Poor Diet”
Click here to view original web page at New Fluorescent Dye Can Light up the Brain Summary: Researchers have developed a new tool for non-invasive brain imaging that can cross the blood-brain barrier and can differentiate between healthy tissue and glioblastoma brain tumors in mouse models. Source: Rice University Talk about a bright idea: Thanks … Continue reading “New Fluorescent Dye Can Light up the Brain”
Click here to view original web page at Smartphone App Can Significantly Improve Memory Recall Summary: A new smartphone app, dubbed HippoCamera helps to significantly improve memory recall and could have applications for improving memory for those suffering from Alzheimer’s disease. The app mimics the function of the hippocampus, constructing and maintaining memories. The app … Continue reading “Smartphone App Can Significantly Improve Memory Recall”
Click here to view original web page at Broken Promises: Children as Young as 3 Can Detect Bad Excuses Summary: When it comes to broken promises, children between the ages of 3 to 5 can detect whether the excuse is good or bad. Source: Duke University We’ve all been there. You made a promise you … Continue reading “Broken Promises: Children as Young as 3 Can Detect Bad Excuses”
