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This study uses brain recordings to recreate what mice see, revealing how visual information is processed and potentially aiding research on perception across species.

Does your brain understands speech in hierarchical steps, just like AI models?

Researchers and clinicians map and pinpoint areas for movement and sensation of touch, using chips to target related brain areas

Researchers discover that fluctuating estrogen levels during the female reproductive cycle enhance or reduce learning abilities through changes in dopamine signaling.

New flexible device improves sound perception for those with severe hearing loss by better conforming to brainstem anatomy.

The map reveals differences in mitochondria, the cell's power generators, across brain regions, offering insights into brain function.

UC Davis engineers have built a tiny device that images brain activity in mice as they move freely, offering clear views without surgery and boosting research.

Exploring simple rules that shape learning, memory, and neurological health.

Scientists uncover how synchronized brain waves in the midfrontal region link to cognitive skills, offering insights for future brain training tools.

Can bacteria teach us how to truly connect brains with AI? What if the future of brain‑computer interfaces depends not on silicon, but on the electrical language of life itself?