When I spoke at the Arabian Business Awards a few years ago, I was puzzled by the number of people in the audience who took photos of my slides. Nor is the fact most people feel the average meeting is ...

This post was updated Feb. 3 at 7:22 p.m. If you study underwater, take your test underwater. This was the discovery of a 1975 study from the British Journal of Psychology which concluded that divers ...

A bad night's sleep can make anyone a bit forgetful, but now neuroscientists have discovered a new link between the amount of sleep we get a night, and memory retention. In new research, set to be ...

I’m kidding; I remember the third one, but it’s a bit meta, and we’re better off saving it for the end anyway. Let’s go to the study. It comes to us from King’s College London, where researchers ...

Researchers discovered that chilling worms on ice slows down forgetting, prompting an exploration into the pathway responsible for this cool phenomenon. “How we encode memory remains a mystery because ...

After spending forever floundering for a solution to a problem, an “aha moment” can feel like magic. But a new study by researchers from Duke University and the University of Berlin has found that the ...

Exercising a few hours after studying, but not immediately, significantly boosts memory retention. Research published in the NIH indicates this timing allows the brain to consolidate new information ...