Data from individuals with different types of severe visual impairment
Read moreSound-shape associations depend on early visual experiences
Home »
A map of the brain can tell what you’re reading about: Through brain imaging, scientists open another door to our inner thoughts and narratives
Too busy or lazy to read Melville’s Moby Dick or
Read moreThe ‘blowfish effect’: Children learn new words like adults do: Young children process new vocabulary in light of existing knowledge, a reasoning skill thought to develop later
Even young children know what typical dogs and fish look
Read moreFlamingoes, elephants and sharks: How do blind adults learn about animal appearance?
They’ve never seen animals like hippos and sharks but adults
Read moreAnesthesia sends neurons down the wrong path in unborn rat babies: Raises questions over safety of the anesthesia during pregnancy
While there has long been discussion whether exposure to anesthesia
Read moreLearning a second alphabet for a first language: Research challenges theoretical constraints on visual forms that can represent language
A part of the brain that maps letters to sounds
Read moreIdentifying brain’s preparation for action: Predicting skilled performance from preparation
Neuroscientists at Bangor University (Wales, UK) and University College London
Read moreHow you respond to drama depends on if you are a holistic or analytical thinker
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scans of people watching the same
Read moreQuantum science turns social
Researchers developed a versatile remote gaming interface that allowed external
Read moreNew reservoir computer marks first-ever microelectromechanical neural network application
As artificial intelligence has become increasingly sophisticated, it has inspired
Read more