Mouse Study Finds Drug Target for Social Interaction in Autism
Summary: A new study identifies a potential drug target that may increase social interaction in some forms of autism spectrum disorder (ASD).…
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Keto Cycling: How Short-Term Diet Cycles Improve Results
Summary: In the short term, a ketogenic diet can improve metabolic health and support weight loss. However, negative effects begin to appear…
Neuroscience Study Confirms 200-Year-Old Art Theory
Summary: Labeling an image as “art” alters people’s responses on both neural and behavioral levels, a new pilot study reports. Source: ECNP…
New Study Links Body Fat to Memory Loss
Although memory problems become more common with age, many people retain strong memories throughout life, while others experience mild to severe memory…
Exploring Collective Intelligence Beyond the Individual Brain
Summary: To fully appreciate how knowledge shapes human intelligence, researchers argue we must look beyond isolated brains and study how knowledge is…
Why the Brain Processes Smell Like a Painting and a Symphony
Summary: Centrifugal fibers that send signals from other parts of the central nervous system to early sensory regions of the brain play…
fMRI Shows Toddlers Form Memories During Sleep
Summary: A neuroimaging study of sleeping two‑year‑olds reveals how specific brain regions respond during memory recall. Source: UC Davis Researchers at the…
How Motor Learning Shapes Your Sense of Agency
Summary: A new study from the University of Tokyo shows that actively exploring how movements map to outcomes—motor exploration—is essential for developing…
Why Humor Is a Key Character Strength
Summary: Researchers report that using and appreciating humor supports overall wellbeing and psychological health. Source: The Conversation Humor appears in all cultures…
Chatting with IBM Watson Boosts Human Creativity
Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology are expanding the frontiers of artificial intelligence (AI) by collaborating with IBM’s Watson to explore…
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