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Exploring the possibility of probing fundamental space-time symmetries via gravitational wave memory

July 6, 2024 by admin

Model selection between the original BMS symmetries (dashed lines) and the extended BMS symmetries (solid lines) with Einstein Telescope (ET) and Cosmic Explorer (CE). Evidence for the simulated symmetry group (log Bayes factor) is shown against observation time. Credit: Physical assessment letters (2024). DOI: 10.1103/PhysRevLett.132.241401 As predicted by general relativity, the passage of gravitational waves … Read more

Discovery of Memory Glue Explains Lifelong Memory – Neuroscience News

June 26, 2024 by admin

Resume: A new study reveals the role of the molecule KIBRA in forming long-term memories. Researchers found that KIBRA acts as a ‘glue’ that binds with the enzyme PKMzeta to strengthen and stabilize synapses, crucial for memory retention. This discovery could lead to new treatments for memory-related disorders. The findings confirm a long-standing hypothesis about … Read more

Facial expressions change color memory – Neuroscience News

June 13, 2024 by admin

Resume: Facial expressions influence the memory color effect, with angry and fearful faces being more strongly influenced than neutral faces. Participants perceived achromatic angry and fearful faces as red-yellow, indicating that expression influences color memory. This research highlights how emotions and memory color are linked. Future studies aim to investigate attention to different facial expressions … Read more

How brains map memories without movement – Neuroscience News

June 12, 2024 by admin

Resume: Mental maps in the brain are activated when thinking about sequences of experiences, even without physical movement. In an animal study, they found that the entorhinal cortex houses a cognitive map of experiences, which is activated during mental simulation. This is the first study to demonstrate the cellular basis of mental simulation in a … Read more

Why are some images more memorable than others? – Neuroscience news

May 26, 2024 by admin

Resume: A new study shows that the brain prioritizes remembering images that are more difficult to explain. Researchers used a computational model and behavioral experiments to show that scenes that were difficult for the model to reconstruct were more memorable for participants. This finding helps explain why certain visual experiences stick in our memory. The … Read more

The brain stores 10x more information than expected – Neuroscience news

May 25, 2024 by admin

Resume: Researchers developed a method to measure synaptic strength, precision of plasticity and information storage in the brain. Using information theory, researchers discovered that synapses can store ten times more information than previously thought. The findings advance the understanding of learning, memory and how these processes evolve or deteriorate. This breakthrough could stimulate research into … Read more

NVIDIA’s next-generation “AI PC” SOC can integrate Arm Cortex X5 Blackhawk CPU, Blackwell RTX GPU and LPDDR6 memory in a single package

May 23, 2024 by admin

Rumor has it that NVIDIA’s next-generation “AI PC” SOC will feature Arm-based Blackhawk CPUs, Blackwell RTX GPUs, and LPDDR6 memory. NVIDIA’s next generation SOC could shake things up in the AI PC segment if these rumors are true, Blackhawk Arm CPU cores, Blackwell RTX GPU and LPDDR6 memory all on board the same package Recently … Read more

I am one of the 100 people in the world who can remember the day we were born

May 20, 2024 by admin

By Caitlin Tilley, health reporter for Dailymail.Com 4:12 PM May 20, 2024, updated 4:19 PM May 20, 2024 Two women have revealed what it’s like to live with an incredible condition that has left them remembering what it was like to be a baby. Emily Nash, 18, from Ottawa, Canada, is the youngest known person … Read more

Bird Brains: Jays Exhibit Episodic Memory – Neuroscience News

May 18, 2024 by admin

Resume: A new study finds that Eurasian jays exhibit episodic memory, a type of memory previously thought to be unique to humans. The birds were able to remember incidental details of past events, such as the visual features of cups used in an experiment to hide food. This finding suggests that episodic memory may not … Read more