“We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars.” – Oscar Wilde Do you recollect studying how humans evolved from the...

Author: Dr. Praveen Pankajakshan About two thousand years ago, a Latin writer said: To do two things at once is to do neither. We have...

Observation: A catalyst to better sense of being Author – Sreenidhi Sundaran, Research Associate, Brighter Minds “Knowledge comes from...

Author – Sreenidhi Sundaran, Research associate, Brighter Minds Amaira, the eldest daughter of Jason was faced with a shocking situation...

N.S. Nagaraja, Raghav R.A. We will briefly discuss the tools and techniques used in Brighter Minds to support the four pillars of the...

Madhavi Bongarala “We see with our brains, not with our eyes” -Paul Bach-Y-Rita Does this not sound strange? Does this mean we do not...

Dr. Raghav R.A., N.S. Nagaraja Improvements in children’s cognition and creativity continue to be the mainstay of modern education. Many...

Madhavi Bongarala “Okay class, you have 10 minutes to complete the test. Start winding up!” Arun stared in panic at the math question...

Aishwarya Urala The new field of cognitive neuroscience which may just enhance the ability of future generations. Learnings and...

Sandhya Basu Empathy is a broad concept that includes the cognitive and emotional reactions of individuals. For example, seeing an old...

Sandhya Basu Children and technology form the two most inevitable parts of our lives. Children, in their capacities (mostly...

Author: Meghna Manocha, MD (Pediatrics) When a baby is born, it has about 86 billion neurons in its brain, similar to the parents, but...

Shashi Kumar Next time you get a chance, closely observe a puppy. Orio is a week-old puppy. He is busy all the time: he eats, sleeps,...

Authors: Krishnamurthy J and Nagaraja N S. Bangalore. 12th May 2018. The latest advances in Neurosciences research positively affirms...