It has long been known that the brain preferentially processes information that we focus our attention on—a classic example is the so-called cocktail party effect.

Aarav and Meera follow different study routines based on their body clocks and learning needs. Science shows that matching study times with chronotypes and ensuring good sleep enhances memory and ...

It’s tough to definitively say so, since this is just one study. However, the research suggests that any kind of exercise—including walking—could give your brain regular boosts, which may help keep it ...

This important work sets out to identify the neural substrates of associative fear responses in adult zebrafish. Through a compelling and innovative paradigm and analysis, the authors suggest brain ...

“This brainwave test works by monitoring how people respond to images by measuring their electrical brain activity. This study, in a small group of people, suggests that it can be used to measure mild ...

That the human mind treads a delicate line between order and disorder is a radical idea that’s gaining traction - and is changing our understanding of intelligence, consciousness and creativity ...

Simple, research-backed ways to boost memory, focus, mood, and creativity by training different parts of your brain.

A BRAINWAVE test could detect early signs of Alzheimer’s disease in just three minutes – years before clinical diagnosis would even be possible. Researchers say the test, nicknamed ...

Former rugby professional Alix Popham suffered around 100,000 blows to the head during his career and his brain is severely damaged. He and other ex-professionals are now suing several rugby ...

Other studies show how nature affects our physical health. In one now-classic example, hospital patients with views of trees recovered more quickly and required less pain medication than those looking ...

An eight-year-old girl has been nominated for a fundraising award after a walking challenge to pay for her ill best friend to ...