The Science of Learning

Tea boosts connections between frontal and parietal regions of the brain.

Even if you are already in middle age or later, the study has some good news.

Just two daily servings containing vital nutrients is enough to reduce brain age by 11 years.

Most of us know that obesity is a growing problem across the globe but would you call it a disease? While it may seem like a semantic debate, it is actually a serious issue with major implications.

When controversial research is questioned, it's worth asking if it's for the right reasons.

Researchers in the United States are turning to big data analytics to gain a much better understanding of paediatric brain cancer and other diseases with a similar genetic process.

Find out why it's important for leaders to understand how people feel about the freedom they have and their relationships at work.

The pathway to academic success is not always about the number of papers you've published. Some have found that a sense of humour can be just as useful.

Study finds that irregular bedtimes at 3-years-old predict lower cognitive performance four years later.

Even following the MIND diet 'moderately' reduced Alzheimer's disease risk by 35%.

Two-thirds of parents concerned about their child's speech don't act on their concerns. Why?

Doctors groups have warned the Coalition government's plan to maintain the Medicare rebate freeze will means patients will have to pay more for medical services.

The research excellence of academics is often measured by the quantity and quality of their scholarly publications. But how do we know that all authors listed on a publication have actually been involved…