New UCLA Research Reveals That Practice Significantly Rewires the Brain

Researchers at UCLA utilize a novel microscope to uncover changes in neuron activity during repeated training sessions.
A recent study conducted by UCLA Health has revealed that repetitive practice not only enhances skill acquisition but also significantly alters the brain’s pathways for memory.

The research, published in the journal Nature and co-led by Rockefeller University, sought to unravel how the brain’s ability to retain and process information, known as working memory, improves through training.