New research reveals that while best friends shape how a teen feels, the popular kids shape how they want to be seen.
Teen Friendships: Besties Deal in Emotions While Popular Control Appearance Read More »
Scientists discover that fall armyworms use a sophisticated internal compass to integrate magnetic fields and visual landmarks for long-distance travel.
How Invasive Moths Use Magnetic and Visual Cues to Migrate Read More »
A new study reveals that for older adults, sex is the defining factor that separates a “romance” from a “friendship.”
Older Adults Still Prioritize Passion Read More »
Sleep deprivation isn’t just a minor variable—it’s a threat to the truth. Scientists warn that exhausted suspects are more likely to confess to crimes they didn’t commit.
Exhaustion Loophole: How Sleep Deprivation Compromises Justice Read More »
New research shows nearly half of UK adults are ready to use ChatGPT for counseling as a faster alternative to traditional mental health services.
Why Millions Are Turning to ChatGPT for Mental Health Read More »
New research shows nearly half of UK adults are ready to use ChatGPT for counseling as a faster alternative to traditional mental health services. Read more at Cerebratech
Why Millions Are Turning to ChatGPT for Mental Health Read More »
Sickle cell disease causes the brain to rewire its executive and attention networks to compensate for low oxygen levels.
How the Brain Compensates for Sickle Cell Disease Read More »
New research reveals that mastering a skill makes your brain cells act like a well-trained sports team rather than independent workers.
Why Learning Makes Brain Cells Work Together, Not Apart Read More »
New research reveals that our drive to help others is powered by the same brain circuits used for parenting.
Brain’s Parenting Hub Redirects Care Toward Peers Read More »
Scientists discover that stabilizing a single ion transporter can flip the switch from seizure activity to healthy brain inhibition.
70-Year-Old Drug Could Stop Epilepsy Seizures Read More »
