Caffeine boosts problem-solving ability but not creativity, study indicates
While the drug is known to increase focus, alertness and motor skills, its effect on creative thinking had not been studied previously.
Anahita Khojandi, who joined the U of A in August as the Palmer Terrell Family Endowed Chair and a professor in the Department of Industrial Engineering, spent her career building systems that help people make faster and better decisions without taking the final call out of human hands.
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While the drug is known to increase focus, alertness and motor skills, its effect on creative thinking had not been studied previously.
Researchers harnessed the atomic motion of graphene to generate an electrical current that could lead to a chip to replace batteries.
The soft robotic gripper developed at the U of A received a U.S. patent.