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What Happens to the Brain When a Person Starts Hearing Voices
A new study explains the brain mechanism that leads a person with schizophrenia to “hear voices,” auditory hallucinations in his head.
Nasal Spray Rejuvenates the Brain: Anti-Aging Study Is Italian
From the Marche region, the discovery of a nasal spray that regenerates the brain. Microglia are a key to fighting brain aging.
Brain plasticity, discovery: the brain creates multiple copies of a memory
Brain plasticity allows the brain to create and modify copies of memories. A study reveals other memory mechanisms.
Do nerve fibers in the brain generate quantum entanglement?
A theoretical study suggests that quantum entanglement could occur in the brain, but experts warn: more evidence is needed.
Nigrosoma: the brain's Achilles heel in the fight against Parkinson's revealed
The nigrosome, a highly vascularized brain region, could be the weak point in the progression of Parkinson's disease. New discoveries open therapeutic avenues.
Telomerase, a compound rejuvenates muscles and brain in mice
A research team discovers how to activate telomerase in mice to reverse the signs of aging. A new blow in the fight against aging.
Revolutionary brain-to-brain technology powers a neural interface
Social interactions, especially between friends, increase the effectiveness of a neural interface in decoding brain activity. Possible applications in rehabilitation and multitasking.
Hybrid mouse-rat created with neurons from both species in the brain
US researchers have created mice with rat neurons integrated into the olfactory system, opening new perspectives for the study of brain diseases.
New study, childbirth changes the brain forever: the "sense of self" has disappeared
Women lose gray matter in childbirth, then regain it except in one circuit key to creating a “sense of self”
Unique signal detected in human brain
A new type of signal discovered in the human brain, which could reveal advanced computational functions
Cigarettes, this is how they (also) ruin the brain
Research on 32.000 individuals confirms: cigarette smoking leads to a significant loss of brain matter.
Deepsouth, one step away from the neuromorphic computer that looks like a brain
The first neuromorphic supercomputer that emulates brain-scale pulsed neural networks promises to transform the understanding of the human brain and the application of AI in various industries, using less energy
A 'brain' of silver threads can defeat artificial intelligence
An innovative neural network of nanometric silver wires promises on-the-fly learning, revolutionizing the paradigm of traditional AI.
Advanced research keeps the brain alive separately from the body
A team at UT Southwestern has created a device that keeps the brain functioning separately from the body
Even brainless beings learn: let's rethink the concept of "thinking"
Jellyfish, anemones and plants demonstrate that learning is not just a prerogative of the brain. How “thinking” nature works.
Gluten and the brain: the surprising effect revealed by science
Could gluten cause brain inflammation? Research from the University of Otago illuminates a new aspect of the Western diet.
Elon Musk attacks the brain: Neuralink receives the OK for human tests
After a long process, Neuralink's futuristic brain-computer interface has gotten the green light for first human tests.
Westinghouse unveils the “reptilian brain” of nuclear reactors: the mini AP300
With the mini reactor just presented, the American company promises clean and safe energy to say goodbye to old coal-fired power plants.
A single enzyme links the brain, gut microbiome and depression
Scientists discover an enzyme linked to depression in some women of reproductive age, linking hormones and the gut microbiome.
The memristor based on the structure of the brain speaks Italian
Politecnico di Milano at the forefront of brain cell-inspired memristor development to create more powerful and energy-efficient computers
