The short answer: technology isn’t the problem—it’s how we interact with it. ... Technology can enhance memory if it is used consistently with principles that help us remember.

According to a recent study, memory’s sharpness deteriorates earlier than we presumed: Forty-five is the new mental 60. Fortunately, there are practical ways to enhance mental agility: exercise ...

Dementia is a disease that typically affects the elderly. But recently, a new cognitive condition has been discovered that is afflicting people in their teens and 20s.

One computer scientist’s “stunning” proof is the first progress in 50 years on one of the most famous questions in computer ...

Technology is ruining our memory. ... Today’s school curriculum focuses on 21st century skills which are about processes of applying information, problem solving and collaborating.

To help patients with persistent memory problems, Diaz-Arrastia teamed up with Michael Kahana, ... Kahana has a financial interest in a company that plans to commercialize this technology.

New blood tests could offer easier way to detect signs of the disease in older adults with memory issues The tests may be helpful in identifying subjects for clinical trials or to screen for ...

However, as processing speeds rapidly outpace I/O technology, this data transfer becomes a bottleneck both in terms of processing speed (also known as the memory wall problem) and power ...