Global Intelligence Database
Neuroscience is ditching the idea that brain waves are continuous rhythms in favour of short, sharp 'beta bursts'. By treating these transient events as distinct packets of data, we are unlocking a new level of precision for brain-computer interfaces and clinical diagnostics.
By Rayson, Moreau, Gailhard, Szul, Bonaiuto
Neuroscientists have found that our brains value a package deal as less than the sum of its individual parts. This 'sub-additive' behaviour is handled by a network in the pre-frontal cortex that rescales its valuation activity, using a relative, context-dependent code rather than a fixed, absolute one.
By Cross, Webb, O’Doherty
A comprehensive survey of 225 research papers traces the evolution of the Social Internet of Things (SIoT), where devices interact autonomously using social structures. The analysis highlights artificial intelligence and blockchain as the primary technologies deployed to solve critical trust and security challenges in this emerging field.
By Patil, G.