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HYPNAGOGIA
All animals that we know have daily rhythms of wakefulness and sleep. When deprived of sleep, we all suffer. Now imagine a planet that does not rotate on its axis. This will mean that one half of t…
Synaesthesia : When the senses get mixed up !
We have learnt about five different senses of our body during our primary education. But have we ever thought what would happen if our senses mix up? Or if people could smell sound, taste words and…
New gene-delivery therapy restores partial hearing, balance in deaf mice
Harvard Medical School scientists and colleagues from Massachusetts General Hospital have partly restored hearing in mice with a genetic form of deafness. The new approach overcomes a longstanding barrier to gene therapy for inherited and acquired deafness.
SCI-FI HISTORY TO THE FUTURE OF REALITY
“Anything that one man imagines, another man can make real”. History says these are the very words celebrated inventor Igor Sikorsky lived by, whose most cherished gift to the world was his inventi…
LEARNING RECHARGES
The brain, a magnificent creation, capable of performing enormous feats is unique in its own way. Maestros and champions work their way through with rigorous training and repeating the same thing o…
Pets are a child’s best friend, not their siblings
Children get more satisfaction from relationships with their pets than with their brothers or sisters, according to new research from the University of Cambridge. Children also appear to get on even better with their animal companions than with siblings.
Personality traits linked to differences in brain structure
Our personality may be shaped by how our brain works, but in fact the shape of our brain can itself provide surprising clues about how we behave – and our risk of developing mental health disorders – suggests a study published today.
DREAMS…DREAM BIG
Dreams are fascinating ones for all age groups. Each one of us have experienced it. Dreams are some transformations and combinations of images, ideas, emotions, and sensations that usually occurs i…
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