The Reason Why Cranky Babies Need to be Regularly Patted Has Been Revealed
A recent study indicates that newborns possess the ability to recognize and predict rhythms, but show little response to melodies.
Your fingers hide a certain secret. New discovery by scientists
Recent research indicates that estrogen levels before birth can influence brain development, and this effect can be seen in the proportions of a person's fingers.
How the European Union Helps Latvian Universities and Science?
The European Union invests significantly in science and education in Latvia, aiding universities in infrastructure development and providing young scientists access to research databases and grants.
Scientists warn: screens in the first two years may change the trajectory of children's brain development
A recent study from Singapore warns that excessive screen time for children under two years old may alter brain development, leading to decision-making delays and increased anxiety in adolescence.
A school in Jelgava implements an unprecedented teaching method in Latvia - training the brain on a balance board
Jelgavas TehnoloΔ£iju vidusskola has introduced a unique teaching method that incorporates balance board exercises into learning, aimed at enhancing cognitive functions in young students.
Children are born with a unique ability. Playing music for them makes sense
Scientists confirm that newborns react clearly to rhythm, suggesting that playing music to them early in life is beneficial.
People who had a traumatic childhood often learn these five skills
Research indicates that childhood trauma can lead to long-lasting effects on brain development and contribute to issues such as anxiety, depression, panic attacks, and PTSD, yet many individuals manage to recover and build fulfilling lives despite their difficult beginnings.
New study shows how your brain changes at four key ages
A new study reveals that the brain undergoes various evolutionary phases at different life stages, affecting how neurons connect and process information.
The Central Brain of Prague: Who is the True Ruler of the Capital?
The article explores the influence of a prominent developer on the decisions being made within Prague's city council, revealed through the interactions observed outside the official's office.
The return of cursive writing promises to improve children's learning ability
The reintroduction of cursive writing in school programs may enhance children's cognitive development and memory functions, as studies suggest it activates different brain regions compared to typing.
Medicine: The Five Phases of the Brain
The article discusses the continuous transformation of the brain, highlighting its memory organization, response to experiences, and the influence of nutrition, exercise, and environmental factors on brain development throughout life.
Having Covid during pregnancy can disrupt the child's brain development
A large study indicates that contracting Covid-19 during pregnancy, especially in the third trimester, can significantly increase the risk of developmental issues in children's brains.
The human brain completely changes up to four times during life
Scientists have found that the human brain transforms completely at approximately ages 9, 32, 66, and 83, marking five distinct eras of cognitive development throughout life.
Did you make resolutions for the new year? Which ones and why will they fail?
The article discusses common new year resolutions, why they often fail, and how our brain sabotages our plans for the year ahead.
A child's brain 'matures' too quickly due to this. A trap that many parents fall into
This article discusses how screen time affects the development of young children's brains and explores the consequences of early exposure to screens, along with the benefits of parent-child reading.
No, our brain does not 'fully develop' all at once at 25 years old: this is what neuroscience says
The article debunks the common belief that the brain fully develops at the age of 25, explaining the nuances of brain development as outlined by neuroscience.
Adolescents up to 30: it's false that the brain suddenly becomes adult at 25
Recent studies debunk the myth that the brain fully matures at 25, suggesting that full adult development extends into the 30s, contrary to popular social media claims.
The human brain goes through four key turning points. It doesn't mature before the age of 32
New research reveals that during the average human life span, the brain develops in five phases marked by four crucial 'turning points' where it reconfigures to support different cognitive processes.