Reaction time in gaming can be a massive advantage at the highest levels of competition. Even though some may be more genetically gifted than others, it’s a mental skill that anyone can train.

Elite athletes are great not just because they're fast or strong — but because they react quicker than anyone else.

Your reaction times can reveal a surprising amount about what's going on inside your body, from your brain health to your risk of an early death. Of the course of our lifetimes, our reaction times ...

Simon Landry, the lead researcher on the project stated, “The more we know about the impact of music on really basic sensory processes, the more we can apply musical training to individuals who might ...

Christopher Draheim, Kenny L. Hicks, Randall W. Engle, Combining Reaction Time and Accuracy: The Relationship Between Working Memory Capacity and Task Switching as a Case Example, Perspectives on ...

Hillarys has developed the reaction time test, which reveals whether you’re as alert as an athlete, a well-rested person, a drunk person or an elderly person. Comments. Science.

(Langdon's average reaction time is 0.052 seconds, compared to Dixon's 0.070) Cory McClenathan, who is in second place in the top fuel standings, is just 7-20-1 in his 28 rounds and has an average ...

Researchers at Harvard-affiliate Brigham and Women's Hospital find that chronic sleep loss over several weeks causes reaction time to slow almost tenfold, increasing the risk of fatigue-related ...

Of the course of our lifetimes, our reaction times will slowly wane. It's one of the reasons why athletic performance tends to drop off from our 30s onwards.. Scientists are finding that being ...