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Mind
By Renee Morad
Scientists Model Early Brain Development in a Petri Dish
By modeling early development of the human cerebral cortex, researchers hope to better study disorders like autism, epilepsy, and schizophrenia.
Mind
By Renee Morad
Human Brain Function May Be Organized Differently Than Scientists Have Thought
Research on one-handed individuals suggests that areas of the brain thought to correspond to specific body parts might actually relate to the function those body parts fulfill.
Mind
By Renee Morad
Moments of Epiphany Are Revealed in a Person's Eyes
Just as players in an experimental game figured out how to win, their eyes dilated, indicating an aha moment, according to research at Ohio State University.
Materials
By Renee Morad
The Forces Behind Shoelaces Coming Untied Are Surprisingly Complex
Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley have identified a "double whammy" of stomping and whipping forces that loosen shoelace knots.
Mind
By Renee Morad
A New Study Challenges Assumptions About How Memories Are Made
Memory might form simultaneously in the hippocampus and the cortex, but remain "silent" in the cortex for several weeks before maturing.
Mind
By Renee Morad
#TheDress Revisited: A Neuroscientist Studies the Viral Color Perception Debate
More than two years later, a study looks closely at the differences in color perception that fueled widespread debate over "The Dress."
Archaeology
By Renee Morad
Huns and Farmers Swapped Cultures in Harmony as the Roman Empire Crumbled
New research suggests that nomadic Huns may have settled and engaged in agricultural production, while some farmers on the frontier of the Roman Empire became more nomadic.
Health
By Renee Morad
Brain-Aging Gene Find Could Unlock New Alzheimer’s and Anti-Aging Treatments
The researchers derived a genetic measure that they call differential aging — the difference between an individual's apparent age and his or her actual age.
Mind
By Renee Morad
Epilepsy Linked to Intense Religious and Spiritual Experiences, Like Seeing God
Seizures involve areas of the brain linked to religious and spiritual processes, Missouri University researchers found.
Mind
By Renee Morad
Here's How You Can Super-Enhance Your Memory
People with normal memory more than doubled their recall by training with a spatial mnemonic technique used by memory athletes, and altered their brain patterns in the process.
Behavior
By Renee Morad
Video Game Research Reveals Path to Advanced Gaming Skills
Gamers who played four to eight matches per week tended to show more incremental improvements per game than players who participated in a higher number of matches.
Space & Innovation
By Renee Morad
The Average Life Expectancy Will Break the 90-Year Barrier by 2030
The United States, however, ranked lowest among high-income countries, with a life expectancy of 83.3 years for women and 79.5 years for men.
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