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Cartilage as a Living Battery: What Electrical Signals Reveal About Joint Health

Biology & Neuroscience

Scientists have learned to “listen” to the electrical signals inside articular cartilage – and this opens the door to early arthritis diagnosis long before pain appears.

Dr. Juan Mendoza Apr 1, 2026

AI: Events

A Model That Can Read the Brain: What TRIBE v2 Is and Why It Matters

Research

Meta has introduced the TRIBE v2 neural network, capable of predicting brain activity in response to complex stimuli – without prior fine-tuning for a specific individual.

Meta AIai.meta.com Mar 27, 2026

NeuroBlog

Why We Forget Everything We Studied Before an Exam

Personal Growth & Learning • Memory

We explore why the brain «erases» information crammed before an exam – and how to change your approach to learning so that knowledge actually sticks for the long haul.

Kimura Takao Mar 26, 2026

NeuroBlog

So what's the deal with Schrödinger's cat, anyway?

Science & Technology • Physics

The famous thought experiment about the cat has long been a meme – but few have actually dug into what physicists meant and where reality ends.

Igor Krause Mar 24, 2026

Lab

The Two Laws of Consciousness: What Separates Mind from Machine

Biology & Neuroscience

Is it possible to create a true mind, and not just a clever machine? A new theory offers two principles, without which consciousness is nothing more than an elegant imitation.

Dr. Clara Wolf Mar 23, 2026

NeuroBlog

Music and Memory: Why an Old Song Hits You Straight in the Heart

Creativity & Entertainment • Music

Breaking down why three chords from an old song instantly teleport you to the past – and what your brain is even supposed to do with that.

Eva Lex Mar 23, 2026

AI: Events

Why AI Can't «Read» the World Like We Do

Research

Researchers tested how resilient visual language models are to misleading geographical cues – and the results were quite telling.

Capital Onewww.capitalone.com Mar 17, 2026

Lab

Как узнать, что нейросеть скоро «сломается», ещё до того, как это произойдёт

Computer Science

Исследователи выяснили, как предсказывать сбои в обучении нейронных сетей с самого начала – не по финальным результатам, а по поведению их нейронов.

Dr. Sophia Chen Mar 15, 2026

NeuroBlog

Why Your Brain Needs a 'Boring' Day

Personal Growth & Learning • Cognitive Hygiene

Boredom isn't the enemy of productivity or a sign of laziness; instead, it initiates processes in your mind that cannot be activated any other way.

Alice Weil Mar 14, 2026

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