Creatine supplementation increases memory performance, study finds
A meta-analysis of experiments studying the effects of creatine supplements on healthy humans found that their use improves memory, particularly in older adults aged between 66 and 76. The benefits of...
View ArticleTwo-year-olds remember things better if they sleep soon after learning them
New research suggests that 24-month-olds have a superior ability to recall things they observed on a screen compared to 15-month-olds, particularly if they slept within four hours after the learning...
View ArticleConscious vs. unconscious reactivation: Navigating the pathways of memory...
While conscious rehearsal strengthens our direct access to specific memories, making them easier to recall, unconscious reactivation plays a crucial role in the background, according to new research...
View ArticleNew study reveals dopamine’s crucial role in exercise-induced brain boost
A new study published in The Journal of Physiology has shed light on the long-debated question of how physical exercise enhances cognitive performance. The study reveals that dopamine, a...
View ArticleA single bout of resistance training can improve memory and alter hippocampus...
New research sheds light on how high-intensity resistance training can influence memory and brain function. The findings, published in the journal Brain and Behavior, provide evidence that a single...
View ArticleWine expertise reshapes the brain: Sommeliers show altered neural activity...
Sommeliers harness their extensive training to discern and describe the nuanced features of wines. A new study published in Human Brain Mapping explores the minds of these experts, revealing that...
View ArticleTranscendent thinking in teens: A pathway to enhanced brain connectivity and...
New research from the Center for Affective Neuroscience, Development, Learning and Education (CANDLE) at the University of Southern California’s Rossier School of Education suggests that engaging in...
View ArticleNew neuroscience research sheds light on the mystery of mind blanking
Neuroscientists have taken a step closer to understanding those moments when our thoughts seem to vanish into thin air, a phenomenon known as “mind blanking.” A study published in The Journal of...
View ArticleChatGPT linked to declining academic performance and memory loss in new study
Students tend to turn to ChatGPT, a generative artificial intelligence tool, when faced with increased academic workload and time constraints, according to new research published in the International...
View ArticleUnlocking the psychological mystery of aesthetic chills: New study reveals...
Imagine listening to a powerful piece of music, witnessing an awe-inspiring piece of art, or being moved by a profound speech. Suddenly, you feel a shiver, goosebumps, or a chilling sensation down your...
View ArticleKids in ethnically diverse classrooms exhibit superior theory of mind abilities
In an increasingly globalized world, the demographic landscape of classrooms across Western Europe and North America has undergone significant changes, with children now more likely than ever to find...
View ArticleAstronauts surprisingly good at judging distances without gravity
Astronauts possess an uncanny knack for judging distances in the weightlessness of space, according to new research published in the journal npj Microgravity. The findings revealed that astronauts...
View ArticleGroundbreaking brain implant decodes thoughts into text for paralyzed patients
In a landmark study, scientists from the BrainGate research collaborative have achieved a significant milestone that could transform the lives of individuals who have lost the ability to speak due to...
View ArticleLearning a new language makes it harder to remember previously learned...
A study conducted in the Netherlands discovered that learning new vocabulary in a foreign language can impede the recall of words from another, previously learned foreign language. The research found...
View ArticleWhat is the Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response? ASMR phenomenon detailed in...
In recent years, the phenomenon of Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response (ASMR) has captured the interest of many, becoming a popular means of relaxation and sleep aid for individuals around the world....
View ArticleCanine intelligence: Dogs have a general cognitive factor similar to humans,...
In a groundbreaking study conducted by researchers at Eötvös Loránd University, scientists have taken significant strides in understanding the organization and aging patterns of our canine companions....
View ArticleGenetic variations help explain the link between cognitive ability and...
In recent research published in the journal Intelligence, scientists have found that both IQ scores and genetic markers associated with intelligence can predict political inclinations towards...
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Psychologist uncover how Rubens redirected gaze in ‘The Fall of Man’
A recent study illuminates how a 400-year-old painting by Flemish artist Peter Paul Rubens employs techniques that modern-day marketers could use to capture the attention of consumers. By examining eye...
View ArticleNeuroscience study suggests printed text boosts cognitive engagement in young...
In the digital age, the shift from traditional print media to screens for reading is nearly ubiquitous, touching even the daily routines of young children. Recent research published in PLOS One...
View ArticleBrain-computer interface utilizes AI to adapt to users, allowing them to...
In a study by researchers at The University of Texas at Austin, a new type of brain-computer interface (BCI) has been developed that simplifies the use of such devices. This new technology allows users...
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