Using the power of artificial intelligence to detect disease
A large international collaboration, led by A/Prof Xiu Ying Wang and Prof Manuel Graeber of
Intelligence
Using artificial intelligence can improve pregnant women’s health
Researchers from the University of Seville have carried out a rigorous and detailed analysis of
Artificial intelligence brings pancreatic cancer screening one step closer to reality
Artificial intelligence (AI) holds promise for enabling earlier detection of pancreatic cancer, which is crucial
Over one-fifth of injured US adult cyclists were not wearing a helmet: Men are the worst offenders, authors find
Men and ethnic minorities are less likely to wear cycle helmets and more likely to
How brain rhythms organize our visual perception
To investigate how information of different visual features is processed in the brain, the neuroscientists
How texture deceives the moving finger
The perceived speed of a surface moving across the skin depends on texture, with some
Memory research: Fruit flies learn their body size once for an entire lifetime: Drosophila melanogaster develops stable long-term memory for its body size and reach through motion parallax while walking
In order to orient themselves and survive in their environment, animals must develop a concept
Online brain games can extend in-game ‘cognitive youth’ into old age: Training enables seniors to multitask mentally on par with those 50 years younger
A University of California, Irvine-led study has found that online brain game exercises can enable
How Do Trivia Masters Do It? The Right Answer Is ‘Brain Efficiency.’
We all have that friend who "knows everything," wins at trivia and can have a
What the brains of people with excellent general knowledge look like: Some people seem to have an answer to every general knowledge question; why?
The brains of people with excellent general knowledge are particularly efficiently wired. This was shown