How Memory Processes Are Affected By Depression
Introduction Episodic memories, or memories for where/what/when information, is a dynamic process. Whenever we learn or encode information, it takes time and overnight sleep to…
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How Well Do You Know Yourself? Measuring Brain Activity During Self-Recognition
What is the self? This question has been fundamental for many centuries, from Aristotle to Freud. Currently, neuroscientists are interested to know how self-related information,…
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A PLL-Free Robust Control Strategy With Application For Grid-Tied Fuel Cell DGs Under Asymmetrical Voltage Sags
The power grid of the future will see a heavy penetration of clean energy-based distributed generation (DG), such as solar photovoltaic (PV) power plants, wind…
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How Does The Cornea Signal For Help In Wound Healing?
The cornea is the first part of the eye that the light enters to allow us to see. It also acts as a barrier against…
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Thermal Comfort, Built Environments, And Seasonal Outdoor Activities
Why is weather so important in the use of outdoor spaces? Sustainable outdoor built environments play a key role in the lives of residents in…
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A New Land Use Classification For Urban Health And Climate Studies In Scarcely Documented Areas
Are we able to model the urban climate in every city around the globe? Can we properly cope, nowadays, with urban issues and challenges related…
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How One Plant Is Making Water Safe To Drink
Water is the most important commodity to sustain life on earth, but because of climate change, rapid urbanization, and industrialization, the sources of potable water…
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Investigating The Properties Of A Bendable Superconductor
There are a tremendous number of conduction electrons in a metal. Although they have negative charges and feel repulsive forces from each other, such an…
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Behavioral Trials Of Farmed Elk Show Effects Of Group Feeding
Free-ranging herbivores typically aggregate when they are feeding, though at first glance, if they are making a good choice, we might ask how occupying the…
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Using EEG To Predict TV Show Success
In recent years, television entertainment has become a dominant force in the cultural zeitgeist, attracting ever-growing audiences and revenues. Both viewership numbers and the extent…
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Transition Of Responsibility In Self-Care For Teens With Chronic Illnesses Requiring Daily Maintenance Tasks
Adolescence is a time of great change for children and parents. Teens enter a stage of intensified identity development and a need to separate from…
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