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Estrogen may protect against Alzheimer’s
6+ hour, 16+ min ago (419+ words) Humanity has already entered a new technological era in which the boundaries between the digital and biological worlds are increasingly blurred. The convergence of artificial intelligence, synthetic biology and human-body engineering promises major advances in medicine, but also raises fundamental…...
Following your nose is more complicated than it smells
1+ hour, 16+ min ago (530+ words) Elle Stark, lead author of the study into how wind and air affect odor plumes, poses in front of a computer screen displaying some of the data from the research in a lab at the University of Colorado Boulder. CU…...
Building the Computational Mind for the “Swiss Army Knife” of Microscopes
1+ hour, 6+ min ago (551+ words) An image of a living brain organoid derived from stem cells, showing mitochondrial transport in cyan and neuronal dynamics in orange. Only about 20% of the cells in the organoid are stained. MOSAIC integrates its lasers and optical systems within a…...
Your Dog Knows If You're Scared or Sad and Science Explains Why
1+ hour, 34+ min ago (520+ words) Anyone who has a dog or has spent much time with one knows that our furry companions seem remarkably insightful when it comes to human emotions. A new brain-scan study suggests that there’s more going on when dogs look at…...
Atlanta researchers find premature birth can affect brain development into middle school
1+ hour, 53+ min ago (112+ words) ATLANTA — Researchers in Atlanta have found a link between premature birth and brain development in children. Scientists from Georgia Tech, Georgia State University and Emory University found that premature birth can slow brain development well into middle school. The study,…...
Effect of Dark Triad on Gratitude: The Roles of Belief in a Just World and Life History Strategy
4+ hour, 42+ min ago (62+ words) Volume 17 - 2026 | doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1925957 Sec. Personality and Social Psychology 2. Henan University of Technology, Zhengzhou, China Adolescent, Belief in a just world, Dark triad, Gratitude, life history strategy Behind each article we publish stands a team of superheroes: authors, editors, and reviewers…...
Can the Same Brain Cells Handle Different Tasks?
7+ hour, 8+ min ago (888+ words) As we move through everyday life, our brains engage in a huge variety of cognitive tasks. For example, during a grocery run, we might have to recall the items for a recipe, remember where the clerk said the flour was…...
Karen Toffler Charitable Trust Adds Harvard Neuroscientist Bradley Hyman to Advisory Board
2+ hour, 6+ min ago (448+ words) The Karen Toffler Charitable Trust has appointed Bradley T. Hyman, M.D., Ph.D., to its Advisory Board, adding a prominent Alzheimer’s disease researcher to help shape the organization’s investments in early-stage neuroscience research and emerging scientific talent. Hyman is the John B. Penney…...
Emotion-regulation training reduces distress, changes the brain, team reports
5+ hour, 10+ min ago (451+ words) image: A new study led by U. of I. psychology professors Sanda and Florin Dolcos and a colleague at the Phoenix VA Healthcare Center, pictured below, found that college students benefited from training in techniques to regulate their negative emotions. view more…...
Participants Get A Close Look At Cells In 'Introduction To Microscopy"
4+ hour, 35+ min ago (428+ words) Children and adults alike got to discover the world hidden beyond what their eyes can see at "Introduction to Microscopy — Session 1" on Saturday, August 8. It was held in the chbMAKERS' Corner of C.H. Booth Library. The beginner-friendly event, led by…...