Four major turning points around ages nine, 32, 66 and 83 create five broad eras of neural wiring over the average human lifespan.

The body's control organ undergoes four major transitions during a lifetime, with 'adolescence' lasting more than two decades, new research shows.

A new study highlights five key eras of human brain development, and they don’t align with age quite as one might expect.

During the early thirties, the brain’s wiring pattern moves into what the researchers describe as the adult mode. This adult period is the longest, lasting more than 30 years. A subsequent turning ...

A groundbreaking study challenges the traditional timeline of maturity, suggesting our cognitive wiring continues to evolve ...

Study maps five major eras of brain wiring from birth to old age, revealing the key turning points that shape how we learn, ...

New research suggests the human brain has five distinct ages, and it may not reach adulthood until a person's early 30s.

A large study of brain scans shows that our neural wiring evolves through five major stages from birth to late old age. These ...

Cambridge neuroscientists discover five distinct stages of brain development from birth to 90, revealing key turning points ...

Scientists have discovered five major stages of human brain development, with the 'adult mode' not commencing until the early ...

A study suggesting that the human brain enters a stable phase around age 32 has people in their 20s feeling validated.

The data showed there is "non-linear change across development" in the brain, suggesting it does not continue on one steady progression throughout your life.