Tag: Intelligence
A hydrogel restores breathing after spinal cord injury in animal models: Lab tests demonstrate that a hydrogel could help repair damaged spinal nerves that control breathing, an advance that could eventually be developed into new patient treatment
Reviving the protector: New tactic against medulloblastoma: Targeting methyl-DNA binding protein in MB animal model
Brain structure may predict diet success: Volume of two brain regions is associated with dietary self-control
Speed-accuracy tradeoff turns up gain in the brain: Research helps to resolve central issue in understanding decision-making
Details that look sharp to people may be blurry to their pets: Humans see the world in higher resolution than most animals
Cognitive training reduces depression, rebuilds injured brain structure and connectivity after traumatic brain injury
Which role does the brain play in prosocial behavior?
Self-consistency influences how we make decisions
Memory molecule limits plasticity by calibrating calcium: Researchers discovered a new way that the protein RGS14 functions as a molecular brake on learning and memory
Early-life obesity impacts children’s learning and memory, study suggests: The study found a link between children’s weight status in the first two years of life and their school-age performance on cognitive tests
Does pupil dilation occur before insight?
Biologists ‘transfer’ a memory through RNA injection: Research in marine snails could lead to new treatments to restore memories and alter traumatic ones
Move it and use it: Exergaming may help those at risk of Alzheimer’s or related dementias
A vital pause: Neurons in the brain’s striatum may help regulate response to unexpected stimuli
Emotional intelligence predictors in radiation therapists ID’d
Scientists find fear, courage switches in brain
Potential for more precise diagnosis and treatment of TBI
Loss of brain synchrony may explain working memory limits, says study
Millennial men value altruism and self-care above traditional male qualities
What if you could know that your mild cognitive impairment wouldn’t progress
Upswings in older-age cognitive ability may not be universal
Artificial intelligence helps to pinpoint roots of gastric cancer
Sexual objectification influences visual perception: Objectification of individual results in object-like fashion visual exploration
Inflammation during pregnancy is linked to baby’s brain: Machine-learning algorithm able to predict long-term brain impact, may identify early treatment opportunities for children
Advancing cancer research through artificial intelligence