
Category: Neurology


Motor Planning Is Evidence of How Coordinated the CNS Is
We frequently organize our movements in advance to behave effectively. Historically, motor planning has been investigated in trials where people are given time to prepare before performing a movement …
Adult Brains Also Have Silent Synapses For New Memories, Researchers Find
Neuroscientists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have surprisingly found evidence that the adult brain is teeming with “silent synapses” that help to continually form new memories while …
Pupil Size and the Alpha Band of Neural Oscillations Mirror Cognition
Being able to simply observe the world through our own eyes, some people may take for granted the processes of thinking, feeling, and imagination. In fact, cognitive processes enable …
Just Thinking about Movement Could Lead To Muscle Stiffness Study Shows
Balance, which is frequently referred to as our “sixth sense,” depends on input from various body parts to prevent us from falling. It is believed that maintaining equilibrium mostly …
Julich Brain Atlas Could Advance Study of Psychiatric and Aging Disorders
Researchers working on the multilevel Julich Brain Atlas have described how it could aid the study of psychiatric and aging disorders in a paper published in Biological Psychiatry. Brain …

