Brain | Page 4

Allow neuroscience to guide your logo design.

John O'Keefe, Mary-Britt Moser and Edvard Moser discovered place and grid cells, which help us navigate space and build mental maps of our surroundings – a major breakthrough for Alzheimer's research.

Knowing the way your audience processes information can greatly help you structure your most important points.

The way you handle work determines the way you handle pressure. Learn these techniques to deal.

Even the briefest distraction can throw us off, a new study finds. Here are a few ways to get yourself back on track and in the 'zone.'

When things don't meet our expectations, we have to create new mental models, which may hurt your bottom line.

In our stressful lives, our impulsive minds can cast doubt on our efforts. Combat this by carving out time to put things in perspective.

There's evidence that power actually changes the way the brain sees others, decreasing recognition of others' concerns.

Entrepreneurs approach decision-making differently. But is that nature or nurture?

Pursuing interests in a variety of subjects stretches the mind and pushes the imagination, causing us to be more creative.

If you make yourself aware of these 'noise' factors, you'll have an easier time avoiding a breakdown.

Expert advice on five quick things you can every day to clear your mind.

Understand how your brain reacts to distractions and use these three tips to help you stay focused and get things done.