neuroscience

Emotions are not like islands, but everything is interconnected, according to this study from the University of California at Berkeley

Two experiments show that this way of coping with a stressful task (“Pepe, you can!”) Allows us to distance ourselves and take it more calmly.

Out-of-body experiences represent the impression of floating projected out of the body.

Both positive and negative experiences influence how genetic variants affect our brain and, with it, our behavior. Genetics then predisposes us to be antisocial or not. This is the conclusion of the latest study carried out by the University of Montreal (Canada) and published in the International Journal of Neuropsychopharmacology.

Synthetic nanostructures capable of integrating effectively with nerve cells will make it possible to treat neuronal damage in the future.

A new study from researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta suggests that doing some type of physical exercise for about 20 minutes a day can improve long-term memory. The findings have been published in the journal Acta Psychologica.

Our brain suffers every time we complain. Why do we do it? What does it provoke in us?

'I have experienced this before.' We are introduced to the concept of déjá vu. What is it? Why is it produced?