By Gregory Kellett, a cognitive neuroscience researcher at SFSU and UCSF, and science writer for Lumos Labs. Eating lots of fish, the ultimate brain food, was recently associated with reduced risk of Read More...
Brain Hydration
Posted July 1, 2009
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By Gregory Kellett, a cognitive neuroscience researcher at SFSU and UCSF, and science writer for Lumos Labs. Your brain is made up of 60% water and many of us may not be drinking enough of the Read More...
Working memory training changes the brain
Posted May 29, 2009
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By Gregory Kellett, a cognitive neuroscience researcher at SFSU and science writer for Lumos Labs . It seems that working memory training may work by physically altering the brain. Stockholm Brain Read More...
Improving Memory with Magnets?
Posted March 30, 2009
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By Gregory Kellett, a cognitive neuroscience researcher at SFSU and UCSF, and science writer for Lumos Labs. Scientists at the university of Sydney in Australia have recently claimed to be able Read More...
Staying Sharp by Keeping Fit
Posted March 18, 2009
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By Gregory Kellett, a cognitive neuroscience researcher at SFSU and science writer for Lumos Labs. It turns out there may be a link between cardiovascular fitness and the size of one’s Read More...
Work your Memory with the New Familiar Faces Game
Posted February 23, 2009
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You know those awkward moments when you're supposed to know someone’s name but don't... or where you have to ask someone to repeat themselves because you weren’t paying attention? Well Lumos Read More...
Trying too hard to focus
Posted February 20, 2009
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By Gregory Kellett, a cognitive neuroscience researcher at SFSU and science writer for Lumos Labs . A new study indicates that focusing too much might actually diminish your ability to pay Read More...
Less Food=More Memory?
Posted January 27, 2009
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By Gregory Kellett, a cognitive neuroscience researcher at SFSU and science writer for Lumos Labs . Data collected by Agnes Flöel and her crew at the University of Munster in Germany seems Read More...
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