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Neuroscience is the scientific study of the nervous system, encompassing the structure, function, development, genetics, biochemistry, physiology, pharmacology, and pathology of neurons and neural circuits.
A study in Neuroscience News reveals significant differences in brain activity during in-person conversations compared to those held over Zoom. This research, employing advanced neuroimaging techniques, highlights how digital interactions may not stimulate our social neural circuits as effectively as face-to-face interactions. Key Findings of the Study Implications of the […]
The article from Fortune, written by Rachyl Jones, introduces an innovative venture by Prophetic, a startup that aims to transform sleep into a productive activity. Their device, “Halo,” is designed to induce lucid dreams, allowing users to engage in activities like preparing for meetings or creating projects while asleep. Key […]
The article from Science.org, authored by Natalia Mesa, explores a fascinating aspect of language processing in the brain, particularly in polyglots—individuals who speak multiple languages. The study focuses on how the brain responds differently to native and non-native languages, even among those who speak numerous languages. Key Findings from the […]
The Kuramoto model is a mathematical model that describes synchronization in a coupled oscillator system. Yoshiki Kuramoto proposed it in the 1970s, and has since become a fundamental model in studying complex systems, particularly in understanding phenomena like synchronization. Key Features of the Kuramoto Model: Significance in Complex Systems: The […]
The co-founder of the NeuroLeadership Institute predicts that 2023 will focus on better care for employees in the workplace. Companies must take a more proactive approach to employee well-being and create a framework that allows employees to make choices that eliminate workplace toxicity. Leaders must care for their employees’ physical […]