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In the wake of the recent popular movie "Avatar", Russian scientists now have plans to transplant people's brains into robots.
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Scientists at the University of Missouri have concluded that spirituality is a complex phenomenon determined by multiple areas of the brain. They denied claim that there is one area of the brain called a "God spot," responsible for spirituality.
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New research about brain stimulation, the passing of electrical currents through the brain, was discussed at a major science conference in Chicago this week. The new therapy may lead to improved recoveries from stokes.
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The human brain is a highly complex piece of biological human architecture. With a field of study known as "connectomics," scientists hope to decipher the synapses and ultimately the overall makeup of the mind and possibly the source of mental diseases.
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Sections of the brain of the famous Nobel Prize-winning physicist Albert Einstein were put on public display on Thursday at the Wellcome Collection museum in London, as part of the exhibition "Brains: Mind as Matter."
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Scientists are finding consistent changes in the amount of grey matter in one specific area of the brain – that responsible for conforming to social pressures.
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It looks like Medtronic, which had the lucrative deep brain stimulation market all to itself in the U.S., may find itself with some competition.
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A report published by the British Medical journal states that mental reasoning, memory, and comprehension begin to deteriorate at 45 years old.
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Scientists from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, the University of New Mexico and The Mind Research Network found Images of psychopathic prisoners' brains showed less connectivity, suggesting neurological causes for antisocial behavior.
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Researchers say viewing a nude body tunes the brain. In a new study, scientists found it takes less than 0.2 seconds for the brain to process pictures of nude or scantily clad human bodies. Visual perception of nudity happens quickly and efficiently.
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Brain Headlines
From technologies which allow the brain to directly control computers to using electricity to enhance brain function, the way technology can "intervene" in the brain is being reviewed.
Driving electricity deep into the brain can improve memory, a new study found.
A brain tumour expert at Queen's University calls for more funding for research into the cancer.
Lisa Stark looks at how caffeine interacts with our brain.
Learning a second language can boost brain power, scientists believe.
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