Nuroe, the app to train children's brains sharpbrains.com/blog/2025/08/2…

Repetition is the name of the brain game. Repeat what you want to become. This is neuroplasticity.

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Ya está disponible en España la #app móvil #Nuroe, dirigida a entrenar la memoria de trabajo en niños y adolescentes. Busca "mejorar la memoria operativa de la mente en un 20-25%, con 12 horas de entrenamiento individualizado”. innovaspain.com/nuroe-entrena-…

Repetitive negative thinking is associated with cognitive decline. Stay positive.

Cómo entrenar la memoria de trabajo para que tu hijo mejore su rendimiento en el colegio familia.abc.es/wf3jj2

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I find that daily brain training is very similar to daily physical fitness training. Just as we can train strength and aerobic fitness, we can train concentration/focus and persistence of effort. What if brain fitness is the path to trading psychology? traderfeed.blogspot.com/2025/09/the-po…

It’s hard for people to get their heads around this one, but A and B are the same color and brightness. You can crop them out and compare if you like. Visual perception is amazing, but it is also very context dependent. (Credit: Akiyoshi)

Emily Forlini Just came accross this piece on Synchron --it's great! Thank you

Brett Steenbarger Absolutely. In any profession we should view ourselves as "mental athletes" and train and practice as such. Human x Artificial Intelligence will always be better than either.

Ten years after ‘The Coddling of the American Mind’: What we warned, what happened, and what’s still at stake Guess how teaching kids the habits of anxious and depressed people turned out?

Video games can enhance your perceptual skills. Poppy Crum on the Huberman Lab podcast out now discussing how tech (AI, video games, smart phones) shapes neuroplasticity & can be a portal for directed brain rewiring/enhancement.

Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D. Poppy Crum Great conversation, may I encourage both of you to review this study on how 12 hours of working memory training in Year 0 can have incredible, growing effects on Year 3. Have not seen anything comparable in 10+ years tracking the field. journals.uchicago.edu/doi/full/10.10…

Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D. Poppy Crum Relevant FT article about the study and what it means in the AI era:

«No es todo genético. La memoria de trabajo se puede entrenar y ayuda a obtener mejores resultados académicos» familia.abc.es/76okd4 Poir: Carlota

As my friend who knew Jane for 30 years (was her publicist for years) said: "Good start. Good middle. Good end. Good life. Good-all."

Genial artículo y entrevista sobre la neuroplasticidad, la reserva cognitiva, cómo mejorar la atención y memoria de trabajo/ operativa y muchos temas más, como la app Nuroe y un estudio impresionante con casi 600 estudiantes en Alemania abc.es/familia/educac…

Does Tech, including AI, erode our cognitive abilities … or can we harness it to enhance our cognition and our lives? sharpbrains.com/blog/2025/10/0…