Neuroscience

An experimental game that triggers auditory hallucinations in both mice and humans could lead to new treatments for schizophrenia.

Deep brain stimulation is being studied as a treatment for any number of neurological and psychological conditions. But what is it, exactly?

A new wireless brain-computer interface was able to record and transmit brain signals as effectively as the “gold standard” wired systems.

Calmer is a therapeutic bed for incubators that simulates a caregiver’s breathing and heartbeat to relieve stress in newborns.

Functional ultrasound tech can be used to map the brain activity of monkeys, suggesting it might be useful for future brain-machine interfaces.

After death, gene expression increases in the brain’s glial cells — and those “zombie” cells could affect how we study neurological disorders.

Researchers have created a “tiny machine” to better study brain organoids, clumps of stem cells that simulate the brain.

Saliva was used to diagnose concussions with 94% accuracy, suggesting that an objective concussion test may finally be within reach.

The brain is a difficult place to work. How can brain mapping help open the black box between your ears?

A new brain implant contains wireless charging tech that could eliminate the need for surgeries to remove and replace drained batteries.