Research highlights how leaders’ brains process competing priorities, blending cognitive control with emotional insight.

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Examining the nature and origin of human intelligence and the intersection with machine intelligence in the past, present and ...

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Why do beauty standards feel inescapable? Neuroscience and epigenetics reveal how our brains imprint cultural ideals—shaping ...

Being great with goal-setting and problem-solving sets you up nicely for a variety of careers, including project managers, data analysts, and event planners. These jobs all require the ability to ...

Using AP staining with extended reaction time, which may not label all oxytocin neurons, we confirmed many innervation targets of oxytocin neurons from the anterior olfactory nucleus, some cortex ...

Multicore devices deliver highly scalable performance and low power, and so they can offer high levels of design flexibility. The ARM® Cortex™-A9 processors are the latest and highest performance ARM ...

The neuroscience of being in a flow state is not fully understood. Yet there are research-informed activities you can try to ...

Figure 1 Top-down processing of perception. The scheme depicts the visual (top) and somatosensory (bottom) pathways that are involved in the activation of the default mode network and hippocampus.

These pass into the central nervous system (CNS), are integrated and modulated by activity of the cerebellum, the extrapyramidal system, the limbic system, and the cerebral cortex, and provide ...

These include parts of the prefrontal cortex (important for decision-making ... levels of activity in brain networks called the fronto-limbic network and the default mode network (active when ...