Neuroscience

According to a study published in the online issue of Neurology®Clinical Practice, an official journal of the American Academy of Neurology, those who take acid-reducing…

Mice without an olfactory system had their sense of smell restored using neurons from rats, marking the first time scientists effectively integrated sensory apparatus from…

Genetic variations can affect many elements of human physiology, including the shape and structure of the skull base. The skull base, as a complex structure,…

Auditory illusions are perceptual phenomena in which sounds are perceived differently than they are due to features of the auditory system. These are erroneous perceptions…

Cognitive musicology is a branch of cognitive science that focuses on computationally modeling musical knowledge to better understand music and cognition. It is an interdisciplinary…

Motor imaging is a cognitive process in which a person mentally rehearses or simulates a given movement without actually performing it. It is a mental…

Embodied music cognition is a theoretical paradigm that investigates the interplay of the human body, cognition, and musical experiences. It is a branch of systematic…

Motor cognition refers to the cognitive processes that govern the planning, control, and execution of voluntary motions. The concept of motor cognition encompasses the idea…

Embodied cognition is a theoretical paradigm in cognitive science that proposes that the mind is impacted not just by the brain, but also by the…

Mice, like humans, form complex social groupings, compete for territory and mates, and learn when it is safest to avoid specific opponents. According to a…

Hormonal sentience, first stated by Robert A. Freitas Jr., characterizes the information processing rate in plants, which are primarily reliant on hormones rather than neurons,…

Researchers have found a biomarker that can detect dementia far earlier than its onset. According to research, thinning of specific brain regions may be an…