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Zalando and Adidas
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Diverging Demographics

Adolescence extends to early 30s, new five-stage brain map reveals

New research mapping how the brain’s wiring shifts across life suggests adolescence doesn’t end until around age 32.

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Design

The Neuroaesthetic Age

Susan Magsamen and Ivy Ross argue in Your Brain on Art that the science behind art can help us to reinvigorate the spaces around us with new kinds of happiness and awe.

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Culture & Media

Dutch Design Week 2019: Exowombs and brain stimulators

VPRO speculates on how our lives might radically change in 2039.

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Food & Drink

This range of kids’ yoghurts targets brain nutrition

Ingenuity Brands, a start-up dedicated to brain-based nutrition, has launched a line of yoghurts to support childhood brain development.

W know how you feel by VPRO
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Health, Wellness & Sport

Why brain optimisation should be a spa service

Devon White, behavioural design expert and co-founder of private members’ club Field, explains why neurotechnology is the next frontier in wellness.

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Technology

The US is funding brain-computer interfaces

US – The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is investing $65m in the technology.

Dreem by Rythm and Fuseproject, San Francisco
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Technology

Dreem monitors brain activity to improve sleep quality

San Francisco – Developed by neurotechnology start-up Rythm, the device is designed to help users get a better night’s sleep.

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Technology

Augmented cognition

US – Elon Musk has launched a new start-up that will work to create digitally connected transhumans.

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Technology

Pre-cognition

UK – New research from Nature journal shows it is possible to predict future problematic drug use in teenagers.