A new study reveals that evening chronotypes (night owls) experience significantly higher body fat percentages, visceral adiposity, elevated blood glucose,...
Category: #Neuroscience
Sparse Neural Connections Balance Cortical Clock Sync and Autonomy
A new study demonstrates how the brain balances localized autonomy and inter-regional synchronization during time tracking.
Rethinking the Prisoner’s Dilemma: How Cooperation Wins
A new study reveals how cooperation emerges and persists without complex social structures or genetic kinship.
Hippocampal Circuit Degradation Links Memory Loss to Apathy
A new study identifies the neural circuit linking memory impairment to apathy in patients with autoimmune limbic encephalitis.
Why Brain Damage Hits the Cerebellum
A new study explains why spinocerebellar ataxia type 1 (SCA1) damages specific brain regions despite widespread expression of […]
Why Book Adaptations Cause Genuine Cognitive Dissonance
A study in cognitive aesthetics traces the pre-cinematic history of the “mind’s eye” to explain the neurobiological mismatch […]
Is Working Memory the Subconscious Engine of Consciousness?
A new study evaluates the historical capacity debates and architectural frameworks linking working memory to conscious awareness, presenting […]
