I like to read nonfiction books on various topics that I'm interested in, but I find that the information doesn't really stick. For example, I read a biography of Thomas Jefferson about a year ago ...

1. Reading raises your intelligence. Researchers at the University of Edinburgh and King’s College London tested 1,890 pairs of twins five times from ages 7 to 16 for reading ability and IQ ...

While this specialized type of magnetic resonance imaging has transformed cognitive neuroscience, it isn’t a mind-reading machine: neuroscientists can’t look at a brain scan and tell what ...