Swing Jazz and Neural Oscillations
by Daniel Albright, MA, PhD (c)If you’ve ever listened to swing music, you may have noticed that the notes aren’t evenly spaced — there’s usually... READ MORE →
If you’ve ever listened to swing music, you may have noticed that the notes aren’t evenly spaced — there’s usually... READ MORE →
It has been said that music feeds the soul. It is also said that music is a universal language, understood by all. Music... READ MORE →
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I recently wrote an article about the connection between language and visual memories in which the authors of the study concluded... READ MORE →
One of the fundamental questions in cognitive science is how information is stored in the brain and in the mind. There are... READ MORE →
Not everybody loves math. In fact, some people report tension, apprehension, and fear when faced with the need to perform... READ MORE →
Previous research has shown that the act of chewing gum can significantly reduce reaction times during certain tests, including... READ MORE →
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In the discussion of the relationship between language and thought, the concept of categorical perception (CP) is a key element.... READ MORE →
Calorie restriction could be more than a weight loss technique. It may prevent nerve cell loss in the brain, and even contribute... READ MORE →
This Sunday February 14th (9 p.m. ET), the Emmy-nominated Brain Games tv-show is back! Wonder junkie Jason Silva returns to our screens, teaming up with... READ MORE →
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