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14Aug/17

Study claims shooter games can harm the brain

August 14, 2017ResearchAnatomy, Andrew Przybylski, Animal anatomy, Basal ganglia, Brain, Branches of biology, Canada, Caudate nucleus, Company: Next Digital, Eating disorders and memory, Emotional bias, Health/Medical/Pharmaceuticals, Hippocampus, Human anatomy, Limbic system, Migrant selection, Neuroscience, NEXT MEDIAsmbale

A new study by the University of Montreal has found that different types of games can impact the human brain both positively and negatively. Continue reading →

11Sep/15

Female cricket brain pinpointed

September 11, 2015InnovationAcademic disciplines, Anatomy, Berthold Hedwig, Biological neural network, Brain, Branches of biology, Cambridge, Cricket, Karl-, Nervous system, Neural circuit, Neural networks, Neuron, Orthoptera, Schöneich, Stefan Schöneich, United Kingdomsmbale

Researchers believe they have pinpointed the neuronal networks of female crickets responsible for recognising the calling songs of males.

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24May/15

Sensor suits help measure spring in dancers’ steps

May 24, 2015InnovationAnatomy, Ballet, Classical ballet, dancer, Exercise physiology, Joint, KOSZECIN, Lead and follow, Magdalena Wrazlowska, Muscle, Muscular system, Poland, ROBERT MICHNIK, Sharon Reich, Soft tissue, Tissuessmbale

Scientists measure the long-term effects of dancer’s movements on joints and muscle groups using inertial motion capture suits and movement-measuring floors. They hope to help determine how to reducee the stress on athletes’ bodies. Sharon Reich reports.
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09May/15

Brain model implanted into virtual mouse body

May 9, 2015InnovationAnatomy, Artificial intelligence, Biology, Brain, Brain simulation, Branches of biology, Computational neuroscience, Ecole polytechnique federale de Lausanne, Emerging technologies, Geneva, Gev, Gewaltig, Health/Medical/Pharmaceuticals, Human brain, Human Brain Project, HUMAN BRAIN PROJECT NEUROROBOTICS SCIENTIST, Lausanne, Marc-Oliver, Marc-Oliver Gewaltig, Neuroinformatics, Neurorobotics, Neuroscience, Oliver, Robotics, Science, Switzerland, Technology/Internet, Tigsmbale

LAUSANNE AND GENEVA, SWITZERLAND / ANIMATION (REUTERS / HUMAN BRAIN PROJECT) – Scientists working towards mapping and modelling the human brain, have taken the first step by implanting a simplified mouse brain inside its virtual body.
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02Mar/15

Science explains why people perceive color differently

March 2, 2015ScienceAnatomy, Bevil Conway, Blue, BuzzFeed, Clothing, Color, Color constancy, Formalwear, Image processing, In science, Military uniform, Mind, NEXT MEDIA, Optical illusions, Optics, Perception, ROMAN CORPORATION LTD., Senses, The dress, Vision, Visual cortex, Visual perception, Yahoo!smbale

(Next Media) – A photograph of a cocktail dress went viral online recently after it had people divided on whether the dress was actually white with a gold lace trim, or blue with a black lace trim. The dress, designed by British clothing company, Roman, is in reality royal blue with black lace trim.
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24Feb/15

Blind man sees wife for first time in 10 years

February 24, 2015HealthAllen Zderad, Anatomy, Artificial organs, Biology, Bionics, Blindness, Carmen, Emerging technologies, Eye, Health, Health/Medical/Pharmaceuticals, Life sciences, Mayo Clinic, Medicine, Neuroprosthetics, Ophthalmology, Retinitis, Retinitis pigmentosa, Rochester, United States, Visual prosthesissmbale

A 68-year-old blind man is overcome with emotion upon seeing his wife for the first time in more than a decade with the help of a bionic eye implant.

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