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Category: #Neuroscience
Firsthand Experience Dictates Social Judgment
A new study reveals personal experience overrides public reputation when judging uncooperative behavior, altering indirect reciprocity rules.
Shared Neural Noise Does Not Cap Brain Information
Researchers overturn a 30-year neuroscience belief, showing shared neural noise does not cap the brain’s sensory information capacity.
Can Mathematics Solve the Molecular Puzzle of Alzheimer’s Disease?
A mathematical model from Mississippi State shows how copper and zinc drive amyloid plaque formation in Alzheimer’s, opening […]
Chronic Stress Shapes Cognitive Aging
A new study of 3,800+ adults finds social support slows attention decline, but cannot shield the brain from […]
Cell Membrane Lipid Governs Retinal Light Sensitivity
Weill Cornell Medicine researchers resolve how membrane lipid PIP2 locks CNG channels closed, revealing a therapeutic target for […]
