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Posted by Trent Walters at 2:33 PM
Strawberries may improve memory (especially if you're a rat or a mouse):
Ant memory tricks (which may have future implications for robots)
How do human brains solve problems?
Nervous system development
Cell traffic control
Possibly, the coolest news: Using UV lasers to cross-entangle two pairs may get around the problem of measuring one, an act that alters its state.
"Fisetin, a naturally occurring flavonoid commonly found in strawberries and other fruits and vegetables, stimulates signaling pathways that enhance long-term memory."
Ant memory tricks (which may have future implications for robots)
How do human brains solve problems?
"[W]e respond to increasing cognitive challenges not on a continuum, but in leaps as different areas of the prefrontal cortex activate."
Nervous system development
Cell traffic control
Possibly, the coolest news: Using UV lasers to cross-entangle two pairs may get around the problem of measuring one, an act that alters its state.
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