Katrina PaulsonHumans Can Learn Echolocation in Ten WeeksAnd it’s not just people with impaired vision; sighted people can echolocate tooJan 142Jan 142
Katrina PaulsonScientists Identify a Significantly Larger Brain Network in People Who Are DepressedA new deep scanning technique allowed researchers to observe distinct, long-term, brain activity that could help identify people…Dec 28, 202410Dec 28, 202410
InBabelbyKatrina PaulsonScientists Show Why Writing By Hand is Better than TypingNo matter our age, putting pen to paper provides significant benefits that typing just can’t compete withOct 21, 202410Oct 21, 202410
Katrina PaulsonResearchers Successfully Use Ultrasound Waves on the Brain to Enhance Mindfulness.Within five minutes, participants reported experiencing the effects of meditation without actually meditating.Sep 8, 20248Sep 8, 20248
Katrina PaulsonScientists Learn More About AphantasiaResearchers imaged the brains of people who don’t use images to think.Sep 5, 20243Sep 5, 20243
Katrina PaulsonThe Mind Without an Inner-MonologueResearchers are calling it anendophasiaSep 2, 20244Sep 2, 20244
Katrina PaulsonThe Human Brain on Psilocybin, aka Magic MushroomsResearchers elevate psilocybin research by scanning their own brains while trippingAug 4, 20242Aug 4, 20242
Katrina PaulsonPanpsychism is Making a ComebackA belief system our species has had since before it had a name was dismissed for centuries but scientific advancements are breathing new…Jul 3, 202437Jul 3, 202437
Katrina PaulsonScientists Gain Insight Into A Mysterious Sleep ConditionParadoxical Insomnia is when people think they’re awake at night, but they aren’t.Jun 27, 202416Jun 27, 202416
Katrina PaulsonScientists Discover Another Reason Sleep is ImportantOur neurons and brainwaves keep our brains clean of wasteJun 23, 202413Jun 23, 202413
Katrina PaulsonGame Theory Research Suggests We Can’t Ever Fully Learn From Our MistakesWe like to think we’re superior rational creatures, but research reminds us that we’re also selfish and emotional animals that don’t always…Jun 3, 202410Jun 3, 202410
InBelovedbyKatrina PaulsonResearch Shows Our Worries Over Saying No Are for NaughtTurns out, people care far less when we decline than we thinkMay 6, 202410May 6, 202410
Katrina PaulsonScientists Figured Out Why Some Music Makes Us Want to DanceCertain songs inspire us to bob our heads along or break out into dance, and now we know whyApr 21, 202420Apr 21, 202420
Katrina PaulsonScientists Think They Finally Cracked the Flow StateThis elusive yet powerful mental state has eluded scientists for decades, but they’ve recently made a breakthroughApr 7, 202421Apr 7, 202421
Katrina PaulsonNeuroscientists Learn More About the ‘Wave of Death’ of ConsciousnessThey’ve pinpointed its source and discovered it can be reversed.Feb 4, 20245Feb 4, 20245
Katrina PaulsonThe Sound of Silence in the BrainIsn’t it interesting that you know what I’m talking about in the headline, and yet, the very definition of silence is that it doesn’t have…Sep 30, 202311Sep 30, 202311
Katrina PaulsonThe Many Faces of NarcissismNarcissism has become a bit of a buzzword, and we’ve learned a good deal about it, but there’s much left to exploreSep 16, 20231Sep 16, 20231
Katrina PaulsonScientifically Speaking, People Who Are Transgender are Just Another Beautiful Variety of HumanThe Human species is bursting with diversityAug 21, 20233Aug 21, 20233
Katrina PaulsonThe Intrinsic Relationship Between Imagination and MemoriesAnd where both reside in the brainAug 14, 202310Aug 14, 202310
Katrina PaulsonLonely People’s Brain Activity Shows They Process the World UniquelyNot only does their brain activity differ from non-lonely people, but they also differ from other lonely peopleJul 15, 2023Jul 15, 2023