Deep stimulation 'boosts memory'
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Electrical stimulation of areas deep within the brain could lead to improved memory, research suggests.
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Scientists say they have developed a non-invasive, brain-computer interface that enables a person to move a cursor across a computer screen just by thinking about it.
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Manchester scientists pinpoint a part of the brain they think plays a major role in understanding concepts.
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NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, England, Oct 26, 2004 (United Press International via COMTEX) -- British researchers have determined regular tea-drinking can improve a person&#39;s memory, and may offer clues to fighting Alzheimer&#39;s disease.
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Electrical stimulation of regions deep in the brain has become fairly common in recent years for treating Parkinson's disease symptoms, but there may be a simpler and safer alternative.
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Drinking green tea or black tea has been found to improve memory, and protect against developing Alzheimer&#39;s disease, according to a study by British researchers.
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A wearable digital camera may hold the key to helping people who have memory problems, experts believe.
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Anticipating a gruesome or traumatic event makes it more vivid and deeply imprinted in the memory, a study says.
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Its memory-chip breakthrough could lead to new products.
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New research has opened a promising window on the phenomenon of dÃ©jÃ  vu, providing both possible explanations for the sensation and novel ways to create and measure it.
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Japanese researchers have implanted a small camera inside a mouse's brain to see how memory is formed, in an experiment they hope to some day apply to humans to treat illnesses such as Parkinson's disease.
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Doctors have long advised that a good night's sleep is important for memory &#151; but researchers now say a familiar scent wafting in the bedroom might help sometimes, too.
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New recordings of electrical activity in the brain may explain a major part of its function, including how it consolidates daily memories and why it needs to dream.
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An astonishing new technology allows one set of sensory information to substitute for another in the brain.
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New findings on how people make sounds could lead to better speech recognition and synthesis.
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Researchers have unveiled a new way to map the brainâs billions of neurons.
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3001: A Pants Odyssey NSFW Everyone wants more pleasure with less effort, so humans have used mechanical augmentation for ages: prehistoric dildos and porn, Kama Sutra treatises, lubes, piercings, and lately vibrators and Viagra. But since sex is really all about electrical nerve impulses, shouldn't electronics and signal processing be able to enhance pleasure even further? Can't we geeks contribute technology to our favorite activity?â¦