Memory
Blood vessel dysfunction in temporal lobes linked to mild cognitive impairment
Researchers suggest adding blood vessel health to dementia diagnostics.
Exactly why do people remember what they remember?
Rice researchers examine why people remember certain things and not others.
Study shows how individual brain cells respond to pronouns
This may help us unravel how we remember what we read.
Scientists store full human genome on everlasting memory crystal
The team hoped that the crystal could provide a blueprint to bring humanity back from extinction.
Study reveals intimate partner violence impairs women’s cognitive function
Working memory performance declined faster among women with a history of physical intimate partner violence.
Non-professional athletes show better brain health post-concussion
New research from the University of Exeter shows that the impact of concussions in sports differs for non-professional players.
Why kids struggle with focus
Children often struggle to focus on tasks because they explore too much, gathering extra information even when they know what they need.
Sleep prepares neurons for new memories
During sleep, these neurons replay the same activity, helping to store memories in the brain's cortex, allows us to keep learning new things.
Researchers discover new material for optically-controlled magnetic memory
Progress toward developing a new optical memory that can quickly store and access computational data.
Impact of skipping breakfast on children’s life satisfaction
A new study shows that regular breakfast is linked to higher life satisfaction. Children who often skip breakfast are less happy than those who...
AI Outperforms Clinical Tests in Predicting Alzheimer’s Disease
Robust, interpretable AI marker aids early dementia prediction in clinical settings.
The holiday season: A time warp experience
Those excited for Christmas or Ramadan are more likely to feel they come quicker, study shows.
Understanding how the brain interprets other’s gazes
ERP analysis and task impact on the perception timing of gaze direction.
New study explains how memories last a lifetime biologically
KIBRA helps PKMζ maintain long-lasting memories.
Time cells are essential for complex learning
Role of the medial entorhinal cortex in contextual interval timing learning.
Midlife memory issues linked to early depression
Prolonged depression in youth linked to midlife cognitive decline, especially in black adults.
The social influences on pigeon flight routes: Study
Pairing older and younger birds improves social proximity and flight paths across generations.
Learning difficulty gene directly affects memory, study finds
Reduced function of the gene in the brain results in loss of learning ability and memory.
Understanding cell coordination can offer clues on cognition
To understand cognition — and its dysfunction — neuroscientists must learn its rhythms.
Link between eye movement and facial recognition in autism?
Autistic people keep visual processing strategy steady for face encoding and recognition.
Larger human brains offer a protective effect against dementia
Intracranial and cerebral volume trends in Framingham Heart Study.
Ketogenic diet shields early memory decline
Keto diet and BHB reverse memory loss in Alzheimer's mice.
Protein in human sweat may guard against Lyme disease
SCGB1D2 halts Borrelia burgdorferi growth and impacts Lyme disease risk.
COVID-19 could cause long-term cognitive and memory impacts
Cognitive and memory outcomes post COVID-19 within a large community cohort.
Improving sleep and life quality for memory-impaired without medication
Using scheduled activities to help people with memory problems sleep better.
Fast antidepressants and positive neuropsychological effects
Antidepressants swiftly alter emotional bias in rats, a new study shows.