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Why rosemary steam is becoming a natural alternative to synthetic air freshenersBoiling rosemary and water releases aromatic compounds that may enhance mood, improve alertness, and offer mild antimicrobial benefits. Stu...- Chewing gum has no nutrition, but scientists say it does something unexpected to your brainChewing gum, long seen as nutritionally pointless, may subtly affect how the brain handles attention and stress. A 2025 review of brain-ima...
- Science be wagged, it's doghuman BFFUniversity of London researchers are investigating whether dogs and their human companions share synchronized brainwaves during interaction...
- French art group uses brainwaves and AI to recreate landscapesThe hypercolour image of a dark hill and lava flow is pretty enough -- but its high-tech artificial intelligence origins make it special. H...
- Scientists recreate Pink Floyd song 'Another brick in the wall' from patients' brain wavesIn a significant breakthrough, researchers from the University of California, Berkeley, have decoded a classic Pink Floyd song from patient...
- The science of pain: Study suggests pain perception is determined by brainwavesThe International Association for the Study of Pain defines it as a personal, unpleasant sensory and emotional experience that is influence...
- An adventurer or not? Study shows that brain waves during sleep determine your risk-taking propensityYour sleep isn't just key to your subconscious but to many other things.
- Do you hold your partner's hand often? It can ease pain, synchronise heartbeatTouched has serious ramifications on inter-personal relationships.
- New system to identify people by their 'brainprints'According to Laszlo, brain biometrics are appealing because they are cancellable and cannot be stolen by malicious means the way a finger o...
- Completely paralysed man walks again using brain wavesThis is the first time that a person with complete paralysis in both legs (paraplegia) was able to walk without relying on manually control...
- Now, change TV channels with your mindA new technology that reads brain-waves to allow users to change TV channels with their mind has been developed in the UK.
- Brainwaves could replace passwordsThe way human brain responds to certain words could be used to verify a person's identity, says a study which suggests that brainwaves may ...
- Asif Ali Zardari slaps Rs 1 billion notice on book author, publishersThe Pakistan Peoples Party chairman also served the notice to the book's publishers, Penguin Books in India and Liberty Books in Karachi.
- Asif Ali Zardari slaps Rs 1 billion notice on book author for publishing "false and derogatory" contentThe Pakistan Peoples Party chairman also served the notice to the book's publishers -- Penguin Books in India and Liberty Books in Karachi.
- ET Recommendations: Game and appSmash Hit is a game in which you are automatically travelling through a 3D world and you have to smash various glass obstacles that appear ...
- British Airways tests hi-tech blanket to offer best flight sleepThe 'happiness blanket', which is woven with fibre optics, uses neuro-sensors to measure a person's brainwaves and changes colour.
- Replace your passwords with your thoughts nowInstead of typing your password, you may only have to think about it, thanks to a new wireless headset device developed by researchers.
- Mamata Banerjee's brainwave of 'job for land' can stall a railway projectThe trouble is that even with one job per family that's giving up land, there's such a crowd that Trivedi will have to find permanent jobs ...
- Computers take to mind readingScientists are researching ways to monitor motorists’ brain waves to improve reaction times in a crash.
- Zapping the brain's 'mu' waves may cure autismThe marriage of yoga with flower power in the 1970s led to techniques such as biofeedback and relaxation response. Alpha biofeedback has be...
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