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Yassa Lab’s Joren Adams featured as CNLM Scientist Spotlight
Even a ten minute walk might be good for the brain
The New York Times, 2018…
UCI – Tsukuba Collaboration Receives Press Attention for New Exercise Study Out in PNAS
A new follow-up study to previously published work, by Dr. Michael Yassa and collaborators Kazuya Suwabe, Kyeongho Byun and Professor Hideaki Soya at the University of Tsukuba, examined the effects of a ten-minute period of exercise on the connectivity in the brain using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). They found that a single bout of moderate…
What caffeine does to your body and brain
Business Insider, 2018 …
Even mild physical activity can boost memory
PsychCentral, 2018…
Scientists Reveal How Much Exercise You Need for a Better Memory
Inverse.com 2018…
Ten minutes of exercise a day improves memory
The Guardian 2018…
Moderate Exercise Immediately Improves Memory Performance
The most recent findings to emerge from the Translational Neurobiology Lab’s collaboration with Dr. Hideaki Soya and colleagues at the University of Tsukuba (Ibaraki, Japan) may bring good news to the “moderately fit” among us. Their paper published in Nature’s Scientific Reports found that higher levels of aerobic fitness are associated with an aspect of memory that allows…