How Organisms Balance Memory, Thought, and Sensing Costs
Tokyo, Japan—How much should an organism rely on memory when the present is good enough? New work from the Institute ...
Tokyo, Japan—How much should an organism rely on memory when the present is good enough? New work from the Institute ...
A new study reports that the physical “flexibility” of immune cells is measurably altered in people with major depressive disorder ...
A new study overturns a long-standing expectation that the Southern Ocean should become less salty as freshwater inputs increase. Reporting ...
A new hierarchical map of the brain aims to unify rodent, primate, and human anatomy—turning multi-species brain scans into a ...
A new study in Nature Communications reports that TDP-43, a well-known RNA-binding protein best studied in neurodegeneration, can also act ...
In a bid to expand care for women who served in the U.S. military, Congress passed the Deborah Sampson Act ...
A new evidence-focused report is reshaping how the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) approaches intimate partner violence (IPV) in ...
Stem cells in the Drosophila intestine continuously generate new cells, but their division must be precisely limited to preserve tissue ...
Resistance training does more than build muscle—it triggers a tightly coordinated cellular repair program inside human skeletal muscle. A new ...
University of Missouri researchers report that a simple behavioral intervention—keeping a stable daily routine—can meaningfully improve well-being in older adults, ...
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