Neuroscience

Scientists at University of Tokyo have made significant progress in developing advanced neuroprosthetics that could potentially restore sensory perception and motor control to those who have lost them. Neuroprosthetics are devices that interface with the nervous system to restore lost function.

Scientists from the University of Oxford have been studying the mechanisms behind memory formation and retrieval at the neuronal level, in an effort to better understand how memories are stored and retrieved within the brain.

Scientists at the University of Tokyo have made a groundbreaking discovery regarding the evolution of human neurons, suggesting the existence of previously unseen plasmids facilitating horizontal gene transfer.

This research investigates the impact of puzzles on cognitive abilities across different ages and reveals a significant improvement in all groups after the puzzle-solving intervention.

Boston University's latest research on neuron cell clusters in the cerebral cortex has revealed that they can achieve unique states, shedding light on the complex and dynamic nature of the brain's function and providing insights for treating neurological disorders.

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