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Brains and behavior—circuits, imaging, cognition, and neuro AI links.
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More Than the "Happy Molecule"! 5‑HT, Core Gut‑Brain Axis Neurotransmitter | Cloud‑Clone ELISA kit
42+ min ago (171+ words) EIN Presswire There were 2,112 press releases posted in the last 24 hours and 488,043 in the last 365 days. More Than the "Happy Molecule"! 5‑HT, Core Gut‑Brain Axis Neurotransmitter | Cloud‑Clone ELISA kit Solving key analytical challenges for quantifying oxidizable 5-HT in…...
Researchers Break Neuroimaging Time Barrier to Reveal New Clues About Brain Disease
22+ min ago (195+ words) The federally funded research, published in Nature Methods, addresses a long-standing challenge in neuroscience and neuropathology: how to continuously observe biological processes that unfold over hours, days and even weeks in the brain. Researchers say the study demonstrates the ability…...
Advancement of AI / Quantum Consciousness
39+ min ago (228+ words) First Half: Dr. Bart Kosko will discuss the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence and what it means for the future of society. A USC professor of computer engineering and law, he was recently inducted into the National Academy of Inventors…...
A Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt project combining acoustics, MEG and fMRI found that humans can actually hear sounds below the assumed 16-hertz lower limit of audibility, and that the auditory cortex lights up in response to infrasound the ear was long thought to ignore entirely
40+ min ago (951+ words) A Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt collaboration combined precision acoustics with MEG and fMRI and found the human auditory cortex responds to infrasound below the classical 16 Hz limit, matching a proposed cochlear mechanism in which outer hair cells generate the signal the inner…...
Sten Grillner: How the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine is awarded
23+ hour, 33+ min ago (166+ words) How does the Nobel Assembly decide who deserves one of the world’s most prestigious scientific awards? In this talk, Professor Sten Grillner share insights from his long-standing work with the Nobel Assembly and the Committee at Karolinska Institutet, including his…...
Cambridge review links reading for pleasure to lifelong brain benefits
2+ hour, 16+ min ago (246+ words) A new University of Cambridge review finds reading for pleasure is associated with better cognition, mental health and healthier lifestyles across life. Reading for pleasure is associated with better attention, memory and executive function, fewer mental-health problems and healthier lifestyles…...
Hearing "This Sound" During Sleep May Help Flush Out Brain Waste Products
2+ hour, 49+ min ago (335+ words) Published 15 Sep.2026 14:57(KST) A study has found that playing specific sounds, such as the sound of rain, at appropriate moments during sleep may help flush out waste products from the brain. On September 13, local time, the New York Post, citing…...
Deaf adults’ brains rewire for ‘superior peripheral vision’ - study
12+ hour, 42+ min ago (383+ words) Researchers found a smaller representation of the central visual field in deaf participants, which they suggest points towards a “redistribution of neural resources”, as the same group displayed a “significantly larger” representation of far-peripheral vision. This was found in both…...
Paradromics Achieves Real-Time Speech with Connexus® Brain-Computer Interface
13+ hour, 48+ min ago (303+ words) Eagle-Tribune The first participant thanks Connect-One investigator Matthew Willsey, MD, PhD, communicating through the Connexus BCI to tell future trial participants: "Don't be afraid. It's a wonderful experience to be able to help others." Image Credit: The University of Michigan…...
This Gentle Sound May Boost the Brain's Nightly Cleanup
2+ hour, 46+ min ago (1051+ words) Your brain doesn’t simply shut down when you fall asleep. While you’re resting, it goes through a kind of overnight maintenance, with waves of fluid moving through the brain and helping carry away waste that builds up during the day....