#Neuroscience

Why do children find differences in pictures faster than adults? Neuropsychologists explain this by the absence of patterns in the child's brain. Adults can improve with training of selective attention.

🧠 **Consciousness vs. Matter: The 2026 Scientific Scandal** An article by Swedish scientist Maria Strömme, claiming that consciousness is the foundation of reality, caused a storm in academic circles and was retracted by the journal AIP Advances. 🔹 **Essence of the theory:** Matter is merely a projection of the field of consciousness, and we are local waves in this ocean. 🔹 **Reason for retraction:** Impossibility of experimental verification and lack of physical units of measurement. 🔹 **Outcome:** The article was retracted, but the original is available and continues to be studied. #science #physics #consciousness #news2026

Scientists from Tokyo have proven: the brain has no single clock! 🐭🕰 Research on mice showed that different brain regions count time independently, only occasionally synchronizing. This discovery could revolutionize the creation of adaptive robots and AI. 🤖🧠

Scientists from the Salk Institute have proven that neural waves in the brain work like a generative neural network, creating a 3D model of reality. 🧠🌊 These impulses do not just transmit signals; they allow the prediction of events and the construction of memories, bringing biological processes closer to the workings of AI. The study explains why we sometimes fail to see what is right in front of our eyes.

Scientists in Canada have found the biological cause of balance loss in old age. It turns out that Purkinje cells in the cerebellum are to blame, the activity of which declines over the years. Stimulation of these neurons restored coordination in elderly mice, paving the way for new treatment methods. 🧠👴🏃‍♂️