Study finds part of the category knowledge is already present in the early visual brain areas, revealing how widespread semantic memories are stored throughout the brain.
Researchers reveal the neurobiological basis of why we often find it more difficult to find the right words as we age.
Working until the age of 67 slows cognitive decline and appears to be neuroprotective against cognitive impairments and dementias.
A new mouse line makes the state of protein balance visible in the mammalian brain for the first time, allowing researchers to investigate disorders associated with protein misfolding.
Many people listen to music to alleviate stress in their lives, this is especially true in the time of COVID. A new study reports people who experienced an increase in negative emotion during lockdown listened to music to relieve feelings of depression, stress, and fear. Those with a more positive state of mind turned to music as a replacement for social interaction.
Taking longer breaks during learning was associated with improved neural activity in the prefrontal cortex and better learning outcomes and memory retention in mice.
Study reveals how the brain processes information about the natural environment and generates an aesthetic appreciation.
Brain structure and mood improve when people spend time outdoors. This has positive implications for concentration, memory, and overall psychological wellbeing.
Professional singers are surprisingly inaccurate when rating their own pitch accuracy. Most tend to overestimate their performance, especially if they are more accomplished musicians.
When it comes to hunger and satiety, nerve cells in the vagus nerve fulfill opposing tasks.
Study reveals a paradoxical relationship between the intensity of emotional expression and how the emotional output is perceived by others.
Viewing art you find aesthetically pleasing can help boost your personal creativity, researchers report.
