- Search results for Brain
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 | Study reveals experimental hearing implant succeeds in registering brain wavesResearch by KU Leuven and manufacturer Cochlear on a few human test subjects has shown for the first time that this is possible | |
 | Learning new language leads to measurable changes in brain activity: StudyResearchers followed 15 volunteers as they moved to Tokyo and completed introductory Japanese classes for at least three hours each day | |
 | The Trainer Brainer: Don’t be an ‘emergency addict’ and look for shortcuts in lifeWhen you are working in emergency mode, you will tend to look for shortcut answers in life. There is no shortcut to success | |
 | The Trainer Brainer: How personalising your online learning process can be effectiveYou will come to terms with your limitations in learning and will be able to take corrective steps | |
 | The Trainer Brainer: How does one learn online?You are paying for an online course based on a specific need to equip yourself with a certain skill | |
 | Study suggests that getting sound sleep could heal traumatic brain injuriesAccording to the study, those who slept poorly had more evidence of enlarged spaces and more post-concussive symptoms | |
 | Study finds that energy deficiency in brain cells may up Parkinson's riskAccording to the team, Parkinson's disease is caused by the loss of dopaminergic cells in substantia nigra pars compacta, a key component of the ventral midbrain | |
 | IIT Madras researchers find energy deficiency in some brain cells to be a major cause for Parkinson’s DiseaseMoving forward in the next five years, this type of framework will help in providing personalized medicine for PD patients rather than the currently employed trial and error approach | |
 | Women's Day: Here's how Sanghamitra Bandyopadhyay is helping doctors understand the impact of toxins on the brainThrough her groundbreaking research on neurotoxicology, Sanghamitra is analysing the impact of metal and pesticides on the developing human brain | |
 | The Trainer Brainer: Why should you study online an dhow it's quite easy to be successful at itHere's a tip: Understand your performance gaps to the industry expectation and get professional links from your course | |
 | NIMHANS launches international project Brain Infections Global on World Encephalitis DayAcute Encephalitis Syndrome (AES) continues to pose a major clinical and public health challenge globally | |
 | Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham ties up with EU's Human Brain Project to study brain diseasesA memorandum of understanding was signed between Amrita Vidyapeetham and Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Lausanne, Switzerland, for working together on the project | |
 | The Trainer Brainer: Here's why self-care is important all the timePositive self-esteem based on the foundation of self-care will be a winning combination online. Reward yourself on completing a task or for finishing an assignment | |
 | Delhi Deputy CM Manish Sisodia urges universities to reflect on how to stop 'brain drain'Sisodia, who is also Delhi's education minister, said there are certain challenges that universities and educators alike face in the current landscape of Indian education | |
 | The Trainer Brainer: Why you should commit to online learning to get the best resultsIt is important to create a mental note that online education is now the actual education and that it is no way inferior to the regular form of education |
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