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earth.com > science > confidence-shapes-sense-of-control

Confidence shapes how the brain explains success and failure

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (1184+ words) Confidence builds a sense of control, and two brain circuits turn that estimate into how much you learn from a win or a loss. When a job application disappears into silence, you have to decide whether the resume was weak…...

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earth.com > science > tiny-sounds-can-make-fluid-waves-larger-in-the-sleeping-brain

Tiny sounds can make fluid waves larger in the sleeping brain

2+ day, 9+ hour ago   (1003+ words) Carefully timed sounds can make fluid waves larger in the sleeping brain, giving researchers a new way to study how brain activity and CSF flow are connected. Sleep is often treated as a time when the brain simply shuts down....

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earth.com > animals > new-brain-map-follows-fruit-fly-taste-from-feet-to-throat

Researchers map the full brain wiring that dictates how animals process taste and decide what to eat

3+ day, 4+ hour ago   (1442+ words) A fruit fly can taste food all over its body. New research shows how those signals travel through the brain to control eating. A fruit fly lands on something sweet and its mouthparts unfold toward it. The obvious way to…...

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earth.com > science > brain-cells-build-sleep-drive

Scientists identify brain cells that control how badly the body needs sleep

4+ day, 16+ hour ago   (1126+ words) Two groups of brainstem cells build sleep drive in mice, and damping them cut sleep by nearly 70% without the usual damage. Push through a long enough day and the urge to sleep stops being a choice. That pressure builds the…...

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earth.com > animals > this-electric-fish-show-how-brains-separate-useful-signals-from-noise

This electric fish show how brains separate useful signals from noise

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (1228+ words) To find buried prey, the elephantnose fish senses tiny electric fields while firing its own pulses. A brain map shows how neurons filter them out. In muddy African rivers, an elephantnose fish hunts with sensors in its skin that pick…...

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earth.com > science > artificial-hibernation-memory-mice

Half the brain’s synapses disappeared, but the memories survived

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (1017+ words) Artificial hibernation caused mice to lose more than half of their hippocampal synapses, yet their memories survived, challenging ideas about long-term memory. A memory from years ago is still there when you go looking for it. Many of the connections…...

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earth.com > science > tiny-microscope-can-watch-and-control-brain-cells-in-moving-animals

Tiny microscope can watch and control brain cells in moving animals

2+ week, 2+ day ago   (1114+ words) A tiny head-mounted microscope lets researchers watch and activate individual brain cells while mice move freely. Watching individual brain cells fire in fine detail inside a living animal has often meant holding the animal’s head in place. But a mouse…...

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earth.com > animals > an-octopuss-arms-contain-more-neurons-than-its-central-brain-and-scientists-have-learned-how-they-are-organized

An octopus’s arms contain more neurons than its central brain, and scientists have learned how they are organized

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (1047+ words) Octopus arms have an axial nerve cord built in repeating segments, the first case of nervous system segmentation documented in any mollusk. An octopus feeling its way into a rock crevice is not waiting on orders from its brain. Most…...

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earth.com > science > rem-sleep-energy-paradox

Vivid dreams may drain the brain’s energy during sleep

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (955+ words) During REM sleep, blood flow increases while energy inside neurons drops, revealing a surprising paradox linked to vivid dreams. Some mornings you wake from a vivid dream more tired than when you fell asleep. Sleep is supposed to leave you…...