Month: May 2022

Mind the Gap: No Proof of Brain Changes from Short-Term Mindfulness Training

Think of it like comparing two blueprints of a house. Previous research claimed that mindfulness training can remodel the structure of our brain. However, a recent study has discovered flaws in these claims, casting doubt on the idea. By examining the brain scans of individuals who underwent short-term mindfulness training, researchers found no evidence of […]

Published on May 20, 2022

SRI-EEG: State-Based Recurrent Imputation for EEG Artifact Correction

Imagine trying to listen to your favorite song at a crowded concert. The noise from the cheering crowd makes it difficult to hear the music clearly. Similarly, when using electroencephalogram (EEG) signals for Brain Computer Interfaces (BCIs), high levels of noise can limit their effectiveness in real-world scenarios. But fear not! Scientists have developed a […]

Published on May 20, 2022

Unraveling the Connection Between ApoE4 and Alzheimer’s Through Mitophagy

Imagine a bustling city with well-functioning waste management systems that keep the streets clean. In our bodies, a similar process called mitophagy ensures that dysfunctional mitochondria are cleared out, maintaining a healthy brain. However, scientists have discovered that defective mitophagy plays a crucial role in the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease (AD). One of the […]

Published on May 20, 2022