Written on 22-02-2025

With COVID-19, more and more people began turning to Zoom and other video platforms for work meetings, family get-togethers, and other events. Now, researchers have shown that these video calls just aren’t the same for the brain as in-person meetings are. Among other differences, face-to-face encounters light up the brain with neural activity, while Zoom meetings show a more muted response.

Learn more here, on The Independent UK