Women's Brains Are Different From Men's, Not Inferior
Brain scans are often used to prove that women are "not as good" as their male counterparts.
Brain Science: Collaboration Must Be A Policy Priority
The launch of the International Brain Initiative at the U.N. General Assembly marks a turning point for brain science.
Zika May Affect Brain Function in Adults
New research suggests the mosquito-borne virus could have deleterious effects on certain neural cells in adults.
Prisoners' Own Brain Injuries Can Help Rehabilitation
A startling number of convicted criminals have a history of traumatic brain injury—but neither they nor their doctors nor law enforcement knows it.
How Snails Could Make Robots Smarter
Researchers say the decision-making process of snails could help in development of "robot brains."
Elon Musk: Humans Need 'Neural Lace' to Compete With AI
Tesla founder believes humans need to add digital implants to their brains to compete with AI.
Rewiring the Human Brain Is Going Mainstream
A disregarded old technology can rewire brains and treat many cognitive and physical ailments.
Memory Manipulation Makes Mice Forget Bad Experiences
U.S. researchers have altered specific memories in the brains of mice.
What If Broccoli Tasted Like Chocolate?
Making food palatable for people with taste loss takes the genius of both neuroscientists and top-notch chefs.
You Can Come Back From the (Brain) Dead
New technologies suggest that for years doctors have over diagnosed patients as vegetative and underestimated their ability to regain consciousness.
This Is Your Brain on GPS
The Human Connectome Project discovered we each have our own unique brainprint, and future work could help identify what happens when the brain breaks down.
'Brainprints' Offer Better Security Than Fingerprints
Researchers were able to identify individuals from their brain patterns with 100 percent accuracy.
25 Is the New 18
For years, the criminal justice system has considered anyone 18 or older an adult, but new research suggests the brain of a 23-year-old is still immature.
A Fitbit for Your Brain Is Around the Corner
Rapidly evolving EEG technology is leading neuroscientists to their holy grail: the ability to read the human mind.
DARPA Wants to Hack Your Brain
DARPA wants to improve the brain's ability to learn through "targeted neuroplasticity training".
Halo Claims to Make You Smarter, Faster, Stronger
Shooting electricity into your brain could have the reverse effect on cognitive aging.
Rabbit Brain Returns Successfully from Cryopreservation
Cryonics breakthrough boosts the prospect of bringing frozen human brains back to life.
David Eagleman's New TV Show 'The Brain' Gets Inside Your Head
The superstar neuroscientist's lab work, though, is about saving the minds of America's addicted.
Mind Reading May Be Possible
Researchers have figured out a way to connect the brains of two people via the Internet.
Distinctive Microbiome Associated With Schizophrenia
Information on what causes this psychiatric illness may be found inside the mouth.
Where and How Our Brains Store Memory
Researchers believe they have discovered how the brain keeps track of memory.
Ben Carson Once Studied Fetal Brain Tissue, Now Calls the Research 'Disturbing'
The GOP presidential candidate recently said there's "nothing that can't be done without fetal tissue."
How the Brain Forms New Memories
A study sheds new light on the role of neurons when associative learning occurs.
Using Pictionary to Study Creativity and the Brain
Researchers at Stanford are trying to see what parts of the brain underlie creativity.
Your Brain Learns New Words as Pictures So You Can Read Faster
Your brain doesn't sound out words; it recognizes each word as a whole.
The Debate Over an Autism Cure Turns Hostile
One activist's search for a cure for his autism is drawing a violent backlash.
American Researchers Discover 'Stupidity Virus'
Scientists from Johns Hopkins and the University of Nebraska have located an algal virus which may impair human brain functions
Bend It Like Neymar: MRI Scans Show Soccer Superstar Plays Without Thinking
Japanese neuroscientists determined that Neymar uses minimal brain activity when playing
Neuroscientists Rally Against Plan to Map Human Brain
An open letter calls for the European Commission to re-examine attempts to map the human brain onto supercomputers