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This new engineering breakthrough mimics the texture of brain tissue to help researchers investigate the mysterious cells linked to neurodegenerative diseases.

"Platelet factor 4” protein works like physical exercise

A 100-fold increase in the number of neurons that could be simultaneously recorded

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.

Future healing uses may include clearing arterial plaque, repairing spinal cord or retinal nerve damage, and targeting bacteria or cancer cells

Non-invasive wearable device uses focused ultrasound to open genetically selected ion channels

A study reveals how noisy signals in living animals guide stem cells to form regenerative neurons for the sense of smell, using zebrafish as a model.

An exploration of recent research in deciphering how individual nerve cells and brain waves orchestrate the formation and recall of human memories.

Neuromorphic nanowire networks outperfom conventional artificial neural networks, avoiding heavy memory and energy usage

Horizontal printing, grown from induced pluripotent stem cells