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Sight and Smell of Food Kickstarts Liver Activity

Merely seeing and smelling food can activate adaptations in liver mitochondria in mice within minutes.

Sinika henschkeMaren berghoffPreventive medicine at cologne university hospitalUniversity of cologneMax planck instituteDepartment of endocrinologyMax planck institute for metabolism researchMitochondrial adaptationLiver communicationMax planckMetabolism researchAgeing researchPreventive medicineCologne universityNeuroscience newsletter

Pupil Dilation Linked to Working Memory Capacity

Researchers discovered that pupil dilation can indicate levels of working memory.

United statesKatherine egan bennettMatthew robisonMatthewk robisonUniversity of texas at arlingtonKatherine eganNeuroscience newsletter

Perceptions of Old Age Starting Later - Neuroscience News

Middle-aged and older adults now perceive the onset of old age to occur later in life compared to previous generations.

United statesMecklenburg vorpommernEast germanyLea winermanMarkus wettsteinHumboldt universityGerman ageingAmerican psychological associationUniversity of greifswaldStanford universityParticipants of the german ageingUniversity of luxembourgGerman ageing surveyAmerican psychologicalOld ageHistorical change toward

Environment Shapes Emotional Cognitive Abilities More Than Genes

Environmental factors may have a more significant impact on certain cognitive abilities than genetics.

Kristopher benkeMinistry of scienceChinese academy of sciencesNational natural science foundation of chinaBetwist of institute psychologyXiaohong wan of beijing normal universityTechnology of the people republic chinaInterdisciplinary innovation teamBeijing twin studyCell reportsXiaohong wanBeijing normal universityNational natural science foundationChinese academyEnvironmental originsHierarchical cognitive abilities

Pea-Sized Human Brain Stimulator Invented - Neuroscience News

Researchers developed a groundbreaking pea-sized brain stimulator, the Digitally Programmable Over-brain Therapeutic (DOT), capable of wireless operation through magnetoelectric power transfer.

Sameer shethJacob robinsonSilvia cernea clarkSunil shethMcnair medical instituteNational science foundationCullen foundationRice universityBaylor college of medicineJanice mcnair foundationDigitally programmable over brain therapeuticMotif neurotechOver brain therapeuticJoshua woodsAmanda singerMcnair scholar

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