Your brain is more superficial than we thought. Scientists from the University of Monash in Melbourne, Australia, have found that the shape of your brain could strongly influence how you think ...

From there, the team examined 10,000 different maps of people’s brain activity, gathered from more than 1,000 experiments worldwide, to further assess the role of brain shape.

Landmark study finds that the shape of the brain influences the way it works Shape of brain, not interactions between different regions, crucial in how we think, feel and behave Date: June 5, 2023 ...

We have discovered that patterns of activity in our neurons are more influenced by the shape of the brain – its grooves, contours, and folds – than by its complex interconnections.

Researchers have found an insight into how brain responses to faces and objects with responses to colours. The study, by Bevil Conway, Wellesley Associate Professor of Neuroscience, and Rosa Lafer ...

"Scientists used to believe that your brain stopped physically evolving in early childhood but new research has shown that it keeps changing well into middle age," The Daily Telegraph reports.