Tag: Neuroscience

A study of little skate embryos reveals that the layered spinal cord and target-dependent maturation of touch and pain circuits ...

A cursor-freezing experiment shows that when late motor corrections become ineffective, the brain shifts control toward earlier commitment to predicted ...

Artificial intelligence is quietly transforming two of the most intimate fields of medicine: neuroscience and psychology. A new editorial published ...

Neuroscientists have long dreamed of controlling the brain the way a conductor controls an orchestra: precisely, reversibly, and without permanently ...

Every time you reach for a coffee cup, sign your name, or swing a tennis racket, your nervous system performs ...

A pilot study of seven geriatric dogs in Japan found no statistically significant overall effect of daily violet light exposure ...

Cochlear implant users experience the same pleasurable urge to move to music as normally hearing listeners, with both groups preferring ...

Event-related potentials, or ERPs, are among the most powerful tools in human neuroscience. Recorded through electrodes on the scalp, these ...

Adolescents with weak brain responses to rewards may be more likely to start using cannabis, a new study suggests.

The 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine honours optogenetics, a technique rooted in algal research that is now transforming ...