New research shows that large flat cranial windows mechanically compress the curved mouse auditory cortex, distorting ...

A cross-species study in PLOS Biology shows that click trains with identical mean rates but different millisecond-scale ...

"When I'm out for a walk with my dog, why is he so obsessed with the smells on the ground?" Have you ever wondered about that ...

As an obstetrician, I sometimes tell expectant mothers, "Please talk to your baby in your womb as much as you can." There is a research paper that provides evidence for this advice. It is a randomized ...

Precision Neuroscience Corporation today announced a new manuscript describing a growing atlas of the human central nervous system, built from high-resolution surface electrophysiology recordings in ...

A small pilot study exploring the brain activity of young adults found that listening to preferred Japanese pop music was ...

Researchers have successfully decoded the basic structure of imagined melodies from human brain waves by focusing on how ...

Guest: Daniel Abrams Ph.D., Clinical Associate Professor, Stanford Cognitive and Systems Neuroscience Laboratory Department ...

A coma can look like deep sleep from the outside, but the brain is in a very different state. A person in coma cannot be ...

Genius Switch’s mission is to present the published neuroscience behind gamma frequency stimulation and brain health ...

In this discussion, Heather Burrell-Ward, M.D., provides an overview of her recent study that found TMS aimed at the default mode network improved processing speed in schizophrenia.

Background Food Noise is a topic of growing interest in media, social media, and reports from patients and clinicians. A theoretical definition of “Food Noise” has recently been established as ...