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Bridging urban and individual sustainability: how urbanisation shapes creativity via brain structure

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By Yu Shi, Yunman Xia, Jie Yang, Yixue Zhao, Qinghua He, Xu Lei, Tingyong Feng, Hong Zhou Chen, Xiaohong Wan, Jiang Qiu, Qunlin Chen
| Nature Verified
Abstract Understanding the interplay among urbanisation, innovation, and individual creativity is essential for informing effective policies and promoting sustainable development that benefits both individuals and society.
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What Doesn’t Kill the Cat Makes it Creative: Complex Interplay Between Trait Curiosity and Creativity

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By Qunlin Chen, Xianrui Li, Zhiting Ren
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Understanding the interplay between trait curiosity and creativity is crucial in unraveling how humans transform ego-drive into innovation. Here we employed network analysis to explore the complex interplay between trait curiosity and multifaceted creativity in a sample of 1424 individuals. The findings indicate that trait curiosity, particularly the dimensions of stretching and embracing, plays a central role in fostering creative engagement and self-concept.
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Transcranial alternating current stimulation for treating spinocerebellar ataxia type 3: A randomized controlled trial

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By Xinyuan Chen, Xia Liu, Wei Lin, Lin Zhang, XiaoPing Cheng, Ziqiang Huang, Wanli Zhang, Huating Zeng, Yingjuan Zhang, Mengcheng Li, Shuna Huang, Zhaodi Wang, Xichen Wang, Zhenyi Liu, Xuanyu Chen, Bi Shane Cheng, Yue Zhang, Qunlin Chen, Duolao Wang, Jun Ni, Ning WANG, Ying Fu, Yanhua Lian, Naping Chen, Ruying Yuan, Zhixian Ye, Shirui Gan
| Cell Reports Medicine Verified
Keywords spinocerebellar ataxia type 3 non-invasive brain stimulation transcranial alternating current stimulation randomized sham-controlled trial functional connectivity Introduction Spinocerebellar ataxia type 3 (SCA3), caused by a pathogenic Cytosine-Adenine-Guanine (CAG) expansion of the ATXN3 gene, is the most common autosomal dominant form of inherited ataxia worldwide.1,2 Also known as Machado-Joseph disease, the core clinical manifestation of SCA3 is progressive cerebellar ataxia,...
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