open science

Bright Light, Sharper Mind: Lighting Affects Cognition

Health
Rachel Carter

Summary: A new study explores how different light levels impact cognitive function by influencing hypothalamic activity in the brain. The study utilized ...

Cycle of Decline: Neuron Aging in Alzheimer’s Unraveled

Health
Rachel Carter

Summary: Neurons in Alzheimer’s disease patients tend to re-enter the cell cycle and quickly progress to senescence. Using advanced snRNA-seq techniques, researchers ...

Robotic Breakthrough Mimics Human Walking Efficiency

Science
Dr. Sarah Adams

Summary: Researchers achieved a significant advancement in robotics by replicating human-like variable speed walking using a musculoskeletal model. This model, steered by ...

Sexual Rejection Increases Aggression and Stress in Male Fruit Flies

Health
Rachel Carter

Summary: A new study reveals how fruit flies respond to the stress of repeated mating failures. Researchers observed that male fruit flies ...

Women’s Tears Chemical Diminish Male Aggression

Health
Rachel Carter

Summary: A new study reveals that women’s tears contain chemicals that significantly reduce aggression in men. The study, which builds on known ...

Light Therapy Shines in Treating Alzheimer’s Sleep and Mood Issues

Health
Rachel Carter

Summary: A new study highlights the efficacy of light therapy in enhancing sleep and reducing psycho-behavioral symptoms in Alzheimer’s patients. This non-pharmacological ...

Brain Brew: How Daily Coffee Habits May Affect Brain Plasticity and Learning

Health
Rachel Carter

Summary: Researchers explore how chronic caffeine consumption potentially impacts brain plasticity and the effectiveness of repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS). The research ...

High-Sugar Diets May Fuel Brain Decline

Health
Rachel Carter

Summary: Research suggests a high-sugar diet, commonly associated with obesity, leads to insulin resistance in the brain and may heighten the risk ...

Unlocking the “D Factor”: A New Measure for General Distractibility in ADHD

Health
Rachel Carter

Summary: Researchers have statistically identified a novel measure, the “d factor”, which could indicate a person’s general propensity towards distraction and its ...