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New Research: Screen Time Is Literally Changing Children’s Brains

By Victor Tangermann

New Brain Implant Could Translate Paralyzed People’s Thoughts Into Speech

By Dan Robitzski

Lab-Grown Mini Kidneys Keep Spawning Rogue Brain Cells

By Kristin Houser

Researchers Found What Sadness Looks Like in the Brain

By Jon Christian

Experts: Ban Pesticides That Threaten Kids’ Brains

By Jon Christian

We’ll Soon Know Exactly How Terrible the Internet Is for Our Mental Health

By Kristin Houser

A Neural Network, Connected to a Human Brain, Could Mean More Advanced Prosthetics

By Dan Robitzski

People Are Zapping Their Brains to Boost Creativity. Experts Have Concerns.

By Jon Christian

Clearing Faulty Cells Out Of The Brain May Stave Off Cognitive Decline

By Dan Robitzski

This Device Reads Your Brainwaves to Figure Out Your Mood

By Jon Christian

The Digest: That Brain-Tingle Sensation Might Have Physical And Mental Benefits

By Kristin Houser

The Digest: Shocking A Person’s Brain Could Make Them Less Violent, Study Shows

Neuroscience and Brain

Artificial Consciousness: How To Give A Robot A Soul

By Dan Robitzski

Neuroscience and Brain

New Gene Therapy Could Stitch Together Damaged Spinal Cords

By Dan Robitzski

Brain-Based Circuitry Just Made Artificial Intelligence A Whole Lot Faster

By Dan Robitzski

Neuroscience and Brain

Did An Acid Trip Change Your Life? Scientists Want To Know About It

By Dan Robitzski

Neuroscience and Brain

We’ve Reached A New Level In Bionics: Artificial Limbs We Forget Are Artificial

By Dan Robitzski

New Jelly-Like Neural Implant Eliminates the Need to Drill Through the Brain

By Dan Robitzski

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Scientists Transferred Memories From One Snail to Another. Someday, They Could Do The Same in Humans.

Getting Struck By Lightning Can Make Brain Implants Stop Working

By Kristin Houser

Neuroscience and Brain

To Understand Why Animals Behave The Way They Do, Scientists Need AI

By Dan Robitzski

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Dark Future: Here’s When We’ll Have the Black Mirror Tech That Lets Us Read Memories

By Sarah Marquart

Scientists Who Stick Needles in Brains Curious About What Needles Do to Brains

By Dan Robitzski

Antidepressants Don’t Always Work. Now Doctors Can Peer Into The Brain To Get Patients The Right One

By Dan Robitzski

Flash Freezing Your Brain To Become Immortal Is Not Only Super Unrealistic, It’s Unethical, Too

By Victor Tangermann

A Mobile Scanner Reveals Brain Activity of Patients Doing Everyday Tasks

By Lou Del Bello

A Company Wants to Put a Chip in Your Brain to Cure Disease

By Chelsea Gohd

Long Term Depression Permanently Changes the Brain

By Chelsea Gohd

Scientists Use EEG Machine to Create Digital Images From Brain Activity

Deep Brain Stimulation Therapy Could Help Treat Alzheimer’s

By Patrick Caughill

Can a Brain Zap Really Boost Your Memory?

Scientists Are Closer to Making Artificial Brains That Operate Like Ours Do

By Lou Del Bello

Neuroscience and Brain

If You Had a Human Head Transplant, Would You Still Be You?

A Needle the Size of a Human Hair Makes Brain Injections Possible

By Chelsea Gohd

We May Have Just Figured Out How the Brain Processes Good and Bad Experiences

By Chelsea Gohd

Research Shows Athletes With No History of Concussions Still Suffer From Brain Damage

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Dark Future: Here’s When We’ll Have the Black Mirror Tech That Lets us Share Physical Sensations

By Victor Tangermann

Neuroscience and Brain

Sight Unseen: Advanced Imaging Will Solve the Greatest Mysteries of the Human Body

Brain Implants Will Drive Our Evolution and “Extend Our Capabilities”

By Alexandra Ossola

“Brain-on-a-Chip” Devices Are Changing How We Study the Brain

The World Health Organization Identifies Gaming Disorder as a Mental Health Condition

By Aylin Woodward

Nissan’s Brain-To-Vehicle Interface Could Make Driving Safer by Scanning Your Brain

Neuroscience and Brain

A Single Gene Could Have a Huge Impact on Age-Related Mental Decline

Letting Patients “Hear” Their Brainwaves Can Reduce PTSD Symptoms

By Chelsea Gohd

Neurologists May Have Discovered a Key Ally in the Fight Against Brain Aging

By Lou Del Bello

Research for Cognitive Disorders Could Lead to the Creation of Brain-Enhancing Drugs

By Kristin Houser

Neuroscience and Brain

Our Sense of Smell Provides a New Way to Battle Spinal Cord Injuries

By Patrick Caughill

Air Pollution Has a Massive Impact on Early Brain Development

New Gene Therapy Could Regenerate Brain Tissue, Fix Neurological Diseases

Scientists Find That Smartphone Addiction Alters Your Brain Chemistry

We Finally Have a Way to Detect Brain Damage From Concussions in Living Brains

Research Shows Communication Between Both Halves of the Brain Increases With Age

By Chelsea Gohd

Scientists Can Now Target the Area of the Brain that Causes Schizophrenics to “Hear Voices”

The US Military is Testing Mood Altering, AI-Controlled Brain Implants in Humans

Experts: Artificial Intelligence Could Hijack Brain-Computer Interfaces

Neuroscience and Brain

We May Finally Have a Map That Shows How Memories Are Made

By Claudia Geib

Neuroscientists Are Trying to Alter Our Brain Circuits to Eradicate Pain

By Patrick Caughill

For the First Time Ever, Scientists Boosted Human Memory With a Brain Implant

By Kristin Houser

Replacing Cells in the Human Brain Could Bring an End to Parkinson’s Disease

By Benjamin Stecher

Breathing Pure Oxygen Could Repair Brain Damage Years After a Concussion

By Patrick Caughill

New Research Suggests Alzheimer’s Starts Outside the Brain

Here’s How Sleeping Too Little Literally Transforms Your Brain

Magic Mushrooms “Reset” Key Brain Circuits in Depressed People

Scientists Discover Neuronal Effects of Psychedelic Drugs Using Human Minibrains