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New device targets multiple brain points safely to aid alzheimer's, epilepsy, and tremor studies.

New high-resolution fMRI dataset from repeated scans of the same volunteers expands resources for studying how individual brains handle diverse mental tasks.

The brain stores memories while flexibly reorganizing, updating, and reshaping them with new and relevant information.

Soft hydrogel sensors offer better fit and signal quality for future neural monitoring applications.

Memory strongly depends on the activity of neurons, but other brain cells called astrocytes also play a crucial role in memory processes.

Scientists have identified a series of molecular timers across different brain regions that determine whether a memory is forgotten quickly or preserved for a lifetime.

Personalized TMS targeting based on individual brain connections reliably modulates hippocampal activity in human studies.

New research reveals that the brain prepares for seeing objects by first tuning to general categories like color or movement, then sharpening to precise details.

New study uses holograms to target and visualize brain activity, offering potential for non-invasive treatment of neurological and mental health disorders.

For people who have trouble communicating, recordings from electrodes on the brain surface could help reproduce the musicality of speech