Fwd: leading brains is out! Edition of 18 May 2020

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leading brains Your neuro update Published by Andy Habermacher 18 May 2020 Read paper → Science Stories Environment Education #brain #neuroscience Scientists Bridge Neuroscience With AI Machine Learning Shared by Cami Rosso psychologytoday­.com - Artificial intelligence (AI) deep learning is somewhat inspired by the human intelligence of the biological brain. Recently researchers from Bar-Ilan University demonstrated that by increasing the fr… The scientific benefits of regular exercise for mental agility Shared by Koos Nolst Trenite fastcompany­.com - Exercise is a powerful tool with a special impact on how our brains work. advertisement advertisement It energizes our bodies, causing us to take deeper breaths and oxygenate our cells, but it also i… Body mass variation is negatively associated with brain size – evidence for the fat‐brain trade‐off in anurans Shared by Behav Ecol Papers onlinelibrary­.wiley­.com - Species can evolve diverse strategies to survive periods of uncertainty. Animals may either invest in energy storage, allowing them to decrease foraging costs, such as locomotion or risk of predation… How Your Brain's Immune System Affects Your Mood and Memory Shared by Koos Nolst Trenite psychologytoday­.com - With all the focus on COVID-19, immunity has become a fixture in the news and conversation. Yes, immunity is key to fighting off infections. But it's actually a much bigger deal. In fact, it plays a … How does the brain link events to form a memory? Study reveals unexpected mental processes Shared by Techfest, IIT Bombay sciencedaily­.com - This story, relayed by clinical psychiatrist and co-author of a new study Mohsin Ahmed, MD, PhD, is a powerful example of the brain's powerful ability to remember and connect events separated in time… Science Mind's eye: Incredible new brain implant lets the blind 'see' letters & shapes Shared by RT UK Brain health targets: stress, sleep, healthy aging, esports, and more Shared by Nutritional Outlook A Male Brain V/s A Female Brain -10 Interesting Differences Shared by The Minds Journal Home | Brain awareness week Shared by GFSU Brain Hacks To Make YOU Smarter? Shared by Fred Hansen Could electrical brain stimulation replace medications for depressed pregnant women? Shared by Paul Taylor More Science → Stories Louisiana Pastor Who Illegally Held In-Person Church Services Released From House Detention as Gov Relaxes Social Distancing Rules Shared by WatchOut4CrazyPenLady! More Stories → Environment This Is The Scientific Way To Win Any Argument (And Not Make Enemies) Shared by MindButterNYC More Environment → Education Great Graduates 2020: Jewel Medel Shared by KSAT 12 More Education → #brain Your Brain Is Not an Onion With a Tiny Reptile Inside Shared by John Gaspar Novel treatment using patient's own cells opens new possibilities to treat Parkinson's disease Shared by David Pearce A new biomarker for the aging brain Shared by RIKEN BDR Dr. Daniel Amen & Jay Shetty ON Habits For A Healthy Brain Shared by John Assaraf New brain transplant that shows words to blind people Shared by Tabsarah Motivating Women To Pursue STEM: Featuring Dr. Karen Moxon Shared by IEEE Brain More #brain → #neuroscience Study suggests negative self-imagery helps maintain social anxiety Shared by Health For The Brain Neuroscientists Think They've Found a Previously Unknown Form of Neural Communication Shared by Perry Kahai, Ph.D. Blind people could 'see' letters that scientists drew on their brains with electricity Shared by Amelia Technologies The Vagus Nerve at the Interface of the Microbiota-Gut-Brain Axis Shared by Frontiers Complement-Dependent Synaptic Uptake and Cognitive Decline after Stroke and Reperfusion Therapy Shared by NSAS Why Is It So Hard to Change Bad Habits? Shared by Katie More #neuroscience → Science • Stories • Environment • Education • #brain • #neuroscience Read paper →

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