Scientists have produced the most comprehensive brain maps, detailing how stem cells evolve into various brain cell types during critical developmental stages. This groundbreaking research could transform our understanding of neurological disorders.
Can we really alter bad memories? Neuroscientist Steve Ramirez shares groundbreaking research on how positive memories can counteract anxiety and depression, and the journey behind his personal quest to help his mom.
Have you ever zoned out during a meeting? Scientists reveal that these mental shutdowns are linked to waves of fluid in the brain, shedding light on the dangers of sleep deprivation. Learn how your brain's maintenance mode could be putting you at risk!
Explore how Swiss start-up FinalSpark is pioneering biocomputing by using human brain cells as processors, potentially revolutionizing AI and energy efficiency in tech.
A groundbreaking experimental treatment called PACE has transformed the life of a 44-year-old man after decades of struggling with treatment-resistant depression. This innovative approach tailors brain stimulation to individual needs, leading to remarkable emotional recovery.
Scientists in Switzerland are pioneering the creation of mini human brains, or organoids, to revolutionize computing. These living cells could lead to energy-efficient data centers and smarter AI systems. Explore the fascinating world of biocomputing!
A groundbreaking study reveals that amateur soccer players who frequently head the ball face serious brain health risks. Discover how even minor impacts can lead to cognitive decline and what it means for the sport.
Researchers at UC Davis have developed DeepInMiniscope, a groundbreaking miniaturized microscope that enables real-time, high-resolution imaging of brain activity in freely moving mice, paving the way for new insights into brain function and behavior.
A groundbreaking study reveals how octopuses coordinate their eight arms, showing a preference for front limbs in various tasks. Discover the surprising insights from this research that could impact robotics and neuroscience!
A groundbreaking study reveals that our brains process colors in remarkably similar ways, suggesting a shared visual experience among individuals. This new discovery opens up avenues for understanding human perception.
