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A study says staring into space does not mean your brain has switched off: Your quiet thoughts leave cluesA 2026 study published in Nature Human Behaviour offers a closer look at what happens during those quiet moments. Researchers found that th...- India’s Nobel kept on ice?Challenges in India’s research ecosystem hinder the development of scientific talent and innovation. Stable funding and support for researc...
- Why octopus camouflage is so hard to explain: They cannot see colour as we do, yet they can blend into their surroundings with stunning precisionOctopuses possess specialized skin structures that allow them to change their color and texture to blend in. Their visual systems detect li...
- Psychology says people who prefer their tea or coffee on the balcony may be seeking more than fresh airEnjoying coffee on the balcony does not automatically reveal anything specific about someone’s personality. It does not necessarily mean th...
- Psychology says people who walk barefoot at home may be seeking more than physical comfortSomeone who prefers walking barefoot at home may simply enjoy the variety of sensations that different surfaces provide. Cool kitchen tiles...
- Psychology says people who love their afternoon nap may be responding to more than tirednessOne person may be highly productive in the morning, take an afternoon nap and return to work feeling recharged. Another may avoid naps alto...
- Feeling Burnt Out From Work? 5 Simple Spiritual Habits That Can Help You Find Your Inner PeaceWorkplace burnout can leave you mentally exhausted and disconnected from yourself. Spirituality offers simple ways to restore calm without ...
- No workout, no supplement, only 5 minutes: Celebrity nutritionist shares 1 simple practice that may improve happiness, sleep and emotional healthIn just 5 minutes each day, engaging in a gratitude practice can enhance your overall well-being tremendously, reveals celebrity nutritioni...
- Psychology says people who leave office before time or just on time by keeping their things ready in advance aren't avoiding work: What this behavior reveals?Psychology says people who leave office before time or just on time by keeping their things ready in advance aren't uncommitted. The behavi...
- Psychology says people who feel tired all day may be carrying more than just sleep debtPsychology and sleep science suggest that feeling tired during the day depends on more than simply counting the hours spent asleep. Factors...
- Scientists find an anti-aging effect hidden in a seafood eaten in AsiaAnti-aging brain research: Researchers studied compounds from sea squirts, which are eaten in parts of Asia. These compounds, called plasma...
- Psychology says maintaining a daily routine can protect your mental health when life feels uncertainEmbracing a structured routine is vital for maintaining control amid life's chaos. When we lack a daily framework, feelings of isolation an...
- Psychology says people who can't sleep with light on aren't simply following a bedtime preference: What the behavior reveals?Psychology says people who can't sleep with light on aren't necessarily afraid of the dark. The habit may relate to sensory processing, saf...
- Could this centuries-old Japanese tatami material be the ultimate ergonomic upgrade? Science shows Igusa rush grass speeds up cognitive output and eases anxietyNew research reveals Igusa mats boost cognitive speed and sharpen concentration during tasks. These natural floorings also help stabilize e...
- Quote of the Day by Clint Eastwood: “The reason I don’t retire is that I… – Inspiring lessons on curiosity, discipline, purpose, mental wellness and why growth begins outside your comfort zone by the American actor known for his powerful performances and deep insights on resilience and careerQuote of the Day by Clint Eastwood: Clint Eastwood’s quote, “The reason I don’t retire is that I learn something new every day. The brain h...
- Psychology says people who use extra-large headphones on flights aren't necessarily antisocial: What this habit may mean?Psychology says people who use extra-large headphones on flights aren't necessarily antisocial. The habit can help passengers manage noise,...
- Scientists changed how people breathed and watched their brains respond — the unexpected finding could explain why we make different choices under pressureNew research suggests breathing rhythm influences heart and brain during decisions. Slower breathing with longer exhales increased heart ra...
- Adulthood pleasure experiences get affected by childhood traumas you face. Can the brain be rewired to change behaviour? Neuroscience explainsNew research suggests childhood trauma may be linked to difficulties experiencing pleasure in adulthood through changes in brain pathways i...
- In a 2026 study, scientists scanned the brains of 12 awake dogs as they viewed human faces showing happiness, anger, fear and sadness, and found specialized neural activity for smiles while dogs could distinguish fear from anger and sadnessNew findings suggest that dogs have developed specialized brain regions for identifying human emotions. Their brain activities reveal notic...
- Psychology says people who use sticky notes instead of phone reminders may be using their surroundings to train their memoryA 2021 University of Tokyo study found that writing information on physical paper can produce stronger brain activity during memory recall ...
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