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40 years ago, the US started sending more and more kids to prison without hope of release, but today, it's far more rare – what happened?

A South Carolina judge heard arguments in late May 2023 to reconsider the sentence for Jesse Osborne, who carried out a school shooting in 2016. Fourteen years old at the time, Osborne killed his father, then opened fire at Townsville Elementary School, killing a 6-year-old child and injuring others.

The Conversation

Will I ever need math? A mathematician explains how math is everywhere – from soap bubbles to Pixar movies

Curious Kids is a series for children of all ages. If you have a question you’d like an expert to answer, send it to curiouskidsus@theconversation.com.

The Conversation

The science of better orgasms

Ladies and gentle-femmes, welcome to Pleasuredome

Salon

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New research clarifies how brain stores memories

A new hypothesis put forth by scientists at the HHMI Janelia Research Campus and associates at UCL contends that the importance of memory for potential futures reveals its location in the brain. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Is white noise bad for sleepy babies?

Many people rely on white noise to sleep. Now, scientists say it could do more harm than good

Salon

Staying fit as you age isn’t just about exercise. Experts say to prioritize these 4 habits

A fitness regimen should incorporate mental and emotional fitness as well.

Fortune

How did the dinosaurs become birds? The nose knows

Dinosaurs evolved to birds over millions of years, changing from cold-blooded from warm-blooded in the process. A new study has reported that warm-blooded animals have larger nasal cavities than cold-blooded ones, which could help cool their larger brains (relative to head size). Specifically, it reported finding the long-sought physiological function…

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Behind the bush learning boom: why getting dirty and lighting fires is good for Australian children

Proponents of forest schools argue that outdoor learning improves social interactions and results in fewer gendered play experiences for preschoolers

The Guardian - AU

How Ants Are Better Communicators Than Humans

A new study sheds fresh light on how ants provide food, shelter and defense for an entire colony.

Zenger

World Brain Day celebrated

World Brain Day to raise awareness about neurological disorders was celebrated at KVM Super Specialty Hospital, Cherthala, on Saturday.

The Hindu

Were small-brained early humans intelligent? Row erupts over scientists’ claim

Homo naledi was claimed to be artistic, make tools and bury its dead, but warring experts now ask, where’s the evidence?

The Guardian - UK

Bengaluru doctors treat senior citizen whose hand ‘stole’ blood from brain

Patient's left hand "stole" blood from brain due to blocked artery, causing stroke-like symptoms. Doctors at Brains Super Speciality Hospital in Bengaluru performed stenting to restore blood flow, and patient's speech returned.

The Hindu

Horrifying Stardew Valley mod gives NPCs AI-powered "brains"

So, Stardew Valley is a horror game now

GamesRadar

DishBrain Mixes Human and Mouse Brain Cells With AI, Receives Military Funding

An Australian research team associated with the Monash University and Cortical Labs has announced it has received around $600,000 in military-connected funding towards its BrainDish research: a project fusing human and mice brain cells in a hybrid (and not scary at all) system with potential AI applications.

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The Guardian - UK

‘Brain fog’ of long Covid comparable to ageing 10 years, study finds

Symptoms of infection can last two years, but researchers find no lasting cognitive impairment after individuals fully recover

Zenger

Live Music Boosts Babies’ Brain Connections, Study Shows

Babies synchronize heartbeats and benefit from social aspects of live performances, according to University of Toronto study.

The Independent UK

Long Covid ‘brain fog’ can last for years, scientists find

Long Covid suffers lives continue to be impaced by the effects of coronavirus, Professor Claire Steves warns

Cinemablend

Five Moments From Taylor Swift's Eras Tour That Altered My Brain Chemistry

I saw the Eras Tour live, and here are five moments that altered my brain chemistry.

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The Independent UK

Long Covid brain fog similar to ageing a decade, researchers say

People who had symptoms of the virus for 12 weeks or more were most affected, a study found.

The Guardian - AU

Australian DishBrain team wins $600,000 grant to merge AI with human brain cells

Team exploring field of synthetic biological intelligence hopes to create a machine that can ‘learn throughout its lifetime’ – despite concerns over the ‘existential risks’ of such technology

Zenger

Imbalance Of Neurochemicals In Brain Linked To OCD, Study Finds

Researchers discover glutamate and GABA imbalance in key brain regions of OCD sufferers, offering potential for improved treatment

Wallpaper

Malin + Goetz cannabis candle celebrates the beauty brand’s roots, as latest store opens in Moynihan Train Hall, NYC

Malin + Goetz, the independent beauty brand and Wallpaper* USA 300 alumnus, is embracing new store openings and a cannabis candle collaboration with Brain Dead

The Hindu

Senior citizen undergoes valve implantation through rare procedure

A senior citizen, who developed severe aortic stenosis (narrowing of the heart valves) has undergone an artificial valve implantation through the carotid artery at a private hospital in the city. The carotid artery is in the neck region which supplies blood to the brain, face and neck.

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Everyday Habits That Are Good For Your Noggin’ If It’s Been Feeling Overwhelmed

We're all itching for that serotonin rush in the morning. Here are some habits you can easily fit into your daily routine to help de-stress.

The Times of India

Find the hidden Tomato among these cherries

Some people in the world have accomplished incredible feats like solving Rubik's cubes in less than 6 seconds or conquering the highest mountains for a selfie at their peak. While these achievements are impressive, improving intelligence for the common person may not be clearly defined. However, psychologists suggest that practising…

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