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Your Dog May Know You’re Sad Just by Looking at Your Face, Study Finds
1+ hour, 12+ min ago (271+ words) Researchers found dogs’ brains responded differently to human expressions of happiness, fear, anger, and sadness. There’s a reason dogs are trusted as emotional companions. If it seems like they have a nearly supernatural ability to sense human emotion, it’s because…...
KAIST Develops Neuromorphic Neuron Chip That Uses Noise to Process Motion and Speech
8+ hour, 17+ min ago (263+ words) KAIST processes both motion and speech signals with a single artificial neuron The research team developed a new technology that applies the irregularity of neurons to semiconductors by using a "memristor." Their idea was to use noise in the same…...
The Blogs: The Universe Is a Neural Network
3+ hour, 12+ min ago (837+ words) The Universe Is a Neural Network The Times of Israel - Follow You will receive email alerts from this author. Manage alert preferences on your profile page You will no longer receive email alerts from this author. Manage alert preferences on…...
The axolotl can regrow a lost leg, a piece of its heart, parts of its spinal cord, and even sections of its brain with no scarring, and yet in the wild it survives in a single network of canals on the outskirts of Mexico City, where fewer than 1,000 individuals are thought to remain
3+ hour, 16+ min ago (637+ words) The axolotl rebuilds limbs, heart tissue, spinal cord and parts of its brain without scarring — yet the wild population survives only in the canals of Xochimilco, where fewer than a thousand adults remain. By Life Signs · Edited by Justin Brown…...
Never-Before-Seen Type of Amyloid May Explain a Devastating Form of Alzheimer's
5+ hour, 2+ min ago (629+ words) A never-before-seen amyloid fold linked to the Flemish APP mutation may explain why amyloid-beta targets blood vessels in a rare The post A Rare Alzheimer’s Mutation Just Revealed a Protein Fold Nobody Had Ever Seen appeared first on The Hearty…...
Tragic tale: In 1962, Oklahoma researchers gave 14-year-old elephant Tusko 297 mg of LSD, the largest single dose ever administered; he collapsed within five minutes and died 100 minutes later
5+ hour, 25+ min ago (651+ words) Tragic tale: In 1962, Oklahoma researchers gave 14-year-old elephant Tusko 297 mg of LSD, the largest sin timesofindia.indiatimes.com...
MIT Study Finds The Brain’s Language Network Is Larger Than Previously Thought
14+ hour, 49+ min ago (668+ words) New research from MIT suggests the brain’s language system extends well beyond the traditional regions associated with speech and comprehension. By analyzing brain scans from 772 people, researchers identified 17 additional areas that respond selectively to language. The findings, published in The…...
KAIST develops 'neuromorphic neuron' that processes signals using semiconductor noise like the human brain
8+ hour, 17+ min ago (203+ words) South Korean researchers have developed a technology that harnesses the "noise" generated in semiconductors to process information the way the human brain does, rather than simply eliminating it. The advance is expected to contribute to the development of low-power, brain-inspired…...
Quote by Viktor Frankl: Between stimulus and response there is a space, in that space is our power to choose our response, and in our response lies our growth and our freedom
6+ hour, 38+ min ago (1009+ words) Viktor Frankl's line about the space between stimulus and response is quoted everywhere, but the psychology behind it is more specific than the poster version suggests. We read the research on autonomy, self-determination theory, and what the pause can and…...