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Tag Archive | "neuroscience"

Learning keeps your brain healthy

Wednesday, March 3, 2010

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Just like any muscle in your body, if not used, the brain starts to degrade as time passes; this has been known for quite a while, but recently, a team from UC Irvine provided the first visual evidence of how learning protects the brain, thus proving that mental stimulation fights against the degrading effects that [...]

Young people and Old people store information differently

Tuesday, December 16, 2008

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The latest study conducted by researchers from the Duke University Medical Center was performed on two groups of (old and young) adults. The first group had an average age of about 70 while the younger ones were about 24 years old. Neuroscientists found out that the mechanism behind the part of the brain responsable for [...]

Technique Images Brain Activity When We Think Of Others

Monday, May 19, 2008

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Just like when you lie certain things happen in your brain, the same thing happens when you think something about somebody. But what happens in our brain when we judge people or at least when we make an idea about someone? Those (and many other) questions have been tackled by MIT neuroscientist Rebecca Saxe. Her goal [...]

Cognitive Research

Tuesday, October 9, 2007

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The people are a bit reluctant to believe the things neuroscientist are telling them. Things such as bar graphs or data just to not appeal to them. So scientists tried to find a way to make the people believe them. The solution was using colours.Scientists and journalists have recently suggested that brain images have a [...]

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