Learning to identify a new object subtly reshapes visual processing in the brain.
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Learning to identify a new object subtly reshapes visual processing in the brain.
Logical reasoning does not involve language-processing parts of the brain.
A simple brain circuit measures objects’ distance from the body using touch signals from a rodent’s whiskers.
The brain’s langauge network matures during adolescence, but a key feature is established early on.
New MRI sensors sensitively detect target molecules in the brain and body.
A cellular atlas of the zona incerta points to new therapeutic possibilities.
With new insights into how brains with schizophrenia work differently, scientists are working toward better treatments for the disorder.
Audiobooks help students learn new words, especially when paired with one-on-one instruction.
The brain can deliver neuron-specific feedback similar to the error signals that drive machine learning.