Brain & Behavior Research Foundation announces 2026 Outstanding Achievement prizewinners
Five scientists received 2026 BBRF Outstanding Achievement Prizes for research on schizophrenia, inflammation in depression, early brain development and the ...
Tag: cognitive neuroscience
Brain scans reveal a shared spatial map for integers and fractions
Functional MRI scans of 20 adults comparing integers and fractions revealed an organized spatial map of numerical magnitude in the ...
Prefrontal MRI patterns fail to deliver robust cognition links
An exploratory analysis of 743 healthy adults found no robust prefrontal-specific MRI marker of cognition, with all reported structure–behavior associations ...
How Well You Know a Word Rewires Brain Networks During Second Language Listening
A Japanese EEG study suggests that productively known second language words are linked to distinct patterns of functional brain connectivity ...
Virtual Reality May Rewire How Memories Resurface, Brain Waves Suggest
A new EEG study finds that objects learned in virtual reality and on desktop screens are recognized equally well, but ...
From Machine Learning to Machine Understanding: Neuroscientists Map the Path to True Artificial General Intelligence
A Frontiers editorial concludes a decade-long trilogy by arguing that artificial general intelligence will require a shift from machine learning ...
Mindfulness Practitioners Show Sharper Working Memory Backed by Prefrontal Gamma Rhythms
A new EEG study finds that long-term mindfulness practitioners outperform matched controls on a verbal working memory task, with prefrontal ...
Your Eyes Betray How Your Brain Organizes Working Memory Under Pressure
New research shows that spontaneous eye movement sequences mirror the hidden structure of working memory and shift to replay-like patterns ...
Moral Choices Run on Different Brain Wiring Than Everyday Perceptual Decisions
New research shows that moral and perceptual decisions share the same computational logic but are carried out by distinct, specialized ...
Umpires Are Bayesian Brains: Count Bias in Baseball Calls Reveals Rational Perception
A study of 451,172 Major League Baseball pitches shows that umpires' count-dependent strike zone shifts follow the mathematics of Bayesian ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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