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Brains and behavior—circuits, imaging, cognition, and neuro AI links.
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Why Singing May Be Surprisingly Good for Your Brain
10+ hour, 52+ min ago (498+ words) You probably don't think of singing along to a favorite song as something you're doing for your brain. But whether it's in the car, in the shower, or with other people, singing engages a surprisingly wide range of brain functions…...
Physics-informed neural fields enable blind aberration correction for partially coherent quantitative phase imaging
17+ hour, 41+ min ago (535+ words) SHANNON, CLARE, IRELAND, September 14, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Announcing a new publication from Opto-Electronic... Physics-informed neural fields enable blind aberration correction for partially coherent quantitative phase imaging SHANNON, CLARE, IRELAND, September 14, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Announcing a new publication from Opto-Electronic Sciences; DOI 10.29026/oes....
Infant memories: Lost but not gone?
4+ day, 32+ min ago (201+ words) Infantile amnesia is not simply a story about forgetting the past. It is an opportunity to understand how memory itself is built. More contemporary psychological accounts have linked infantile amnesia to the immaturity of the hippocampus, a brain structure critical…...
Scientists find how “zombie” cells fuel inflammation as we age
16+ hour, 56+ min ago (594+ words) Scientists discovered that aging cells can use malfunctioning mitochondria to unlock inflammatory genes and keep the immune system stuck in a prolonged state of alert. Blocking one part of this process reduced inflammation and improved healthy aging in mice, suggesting…...
Tech Giants Want to Harvest Your Brain: Understanding the Emerging Neurotechnology Race for Neural Data
16+ hour, 22+ min ago (274+ words) "He stumbled upon the fact that the most intense stimulus was a set of striped patterns with sharp contrasts between light and dark," Yuste raised one hand, wiggling his fingers back and forth, "Suppose my fingers are bright stripes against…...
Neurons may build their identity after birth, study finds
18+ hour, 13+ min ago (240+ words) Neurons – nerve cells that transmit signals throughout the body – may not simply inherit their identity from the stem cells that produce them, according to a new study by researchers at the Stowers Institute for Medical Research. The study, published in…...
MemoHive Capsules Introduces Memo Hive Multi-Ingredient Dietary Supplement for Memory Support
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (1515+ words) PINELLAS PARK, FL, Sept. 13, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- MemoHive has introduced MemoHive Premium Formula, a multi-ingredient dietary supplement formulated around ingredients commonly included in nutritional products intended to support memory, focus, and everyday mental clarity. MemoHive said the formulation was developed as…...
Why Do We Still Forget Important Conversations?
13+ hour, 21+ min ago (335+ words) Think about the last conversation you wished you remembered more clearly. Maybe it was a meeting. Maybe someone explained something quickly in a hallway. Maybe a friend told you something important. Maybe you agreed to do something and later wondered…...
AI Doesn’t Need Consciousness to Take Power
14+ hour, 15+ min ago (29+ words) Humans are already forming friendships with chatbots while the infrastructure behind AI concentrates economic and political power On August 20, as the …...
Bionic Reading bolds the first half of each word on the promise of more efficient reading, and a registered eye-tracking study of 90 skilled adult readers found the bolding moved their first fixation closer to the start of long words — with no measurable gain in reading speed, word skipping or comprehension
18+ hour, 40+ min ago (1063+ words) The bolding changed where the eyes landed on the longer words and produced no measurable change in anything else, and more readers rated ordinary unbolded text the easiest to read than picked either bolded version. By Science Blog Editorial Team…...