Research Articles
Redefining Our Mind: The Transdisciplinary Revolution Unlocking Your Brain's Dynamics
Explore how cognitive neurodynamics and neuroheuristics are transforming our understanding of the brain through transdisciplinary approaches.
Unlocking the Mind: How Histamine H3 Receptor Antagonists Could Revolutionize Treatment for Cognitive Impairment in Schizophrenia
Exploring the potential of histamine H3 receptor antagonists in treating cognitive impairment in schizophrenia through clinical trials and research findings.
Is Dolphin Cognition Special? Unlocking the Mind of the Ocean
Explore the fascinating world of dolphin intelligence, brain structure, communication, and social behavior in this comprehensive scientific analysis.
The Aging Brain: How Our Nervous System Shapes Behavior Across a Lifetime
Explore the fascinating relationship between our aging nervous system and behavior through an interdisciplinary life-span approach.
Cracking the Code: What Does It Truly Mean to 'Understand' Something?
Explore the neuroscience and psychology behind understanding - from brain patterns to the famous 'Jennifer Aniston Neuron' experiment.
The Mind's Symphony: How Emotion, Cognition, and Behavior Compose Our Reality
Explore the fascinating interplay between emotion, cognition, and behavior in this comprehensive scientific article
The Neuropsychology of Environmentally Friendly Behaviors
Explore how our brain guides eco-friendly decisions through cognitive functions, brain structures, and environmental influences.
The Mind's Equation: How the Free Energy Principle Is Revolutionizing Our Understanding of Life and Cognition
Explore the groundbreaking Free Energy Principle framework that explains how living systems resist disorder and maintain their structure through minimizing surprise and uncertainty.
Mapping the Mind: How Your Brain Represents the World
Explore how cognitive neuroscience deciphers how your brain's 86 billion neurons encode reality through neural representations.
The Hidden Conductor of Your Mind: How a Tiny Brain Region Controls Cognition and Motivation
Discover how the supramammillary nucleus (SuM), a tiny brain region, controls cognition, motivation, and alertness with implications for Alzheimer's and ADHD treatment.