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Latest in neuroscience

Artificial Intelligence

Neuroscientist: Conventional Computers Will Never Be Conscious

By Dan Robitzski

Scientists Plot 100 Million Cells to Map Full 3D Mouse Brain

By Dan Robitzski

Neuroscience and Brain

Scientists Debut System to Translate Thoughts Directly Into Text

By Jon Christian

New Research: Listeners Synchronize Brain Activity With Musicians

By Jon Christian

Neuroscience and Brain

Artificial and Biological Neurons Just Talked Over the Internet

By Dan Robitzski

Neuroscience and Brain

Watch a Violinist Play While Surgeons Operate on Her Brain

Neuroscience and Brain

New Research: Marijuana Can Lead to False Memory Formation

By Dan Robitzski

Scientists: Tiny Silver Wires Demonstrate “Brain-Like” Properties

By Dan Robitzski

Neuroscience and Brain

Scientists Finally Build Artificial Brain Cells

By Dan Robitzski

Neuroscience and Brain

People With Half Their Brain Removed Are Doing Surprisingly Well

By Dan Robitzski

Science & Energy

Scientists Worried That Human Brains Grown in Lab May Be Sentient

By Dan Robitzski

Scientists: Brain Implants Could Essentially Make Us Telepathic

By Dan Robitzski

Scientists Grew Tiny Human Brains and Hooked Them up to Robots

By Dan Robitzski

Science & Energy

This Attempt to Simulate the Human Brain Fell Amazingly Flat

By Dan Robitzski

New Lab-Grown Mini Brains Are the Most Advanced Yet

By Dan Robitzski

Science & Energy

Wait, What? New Research Says Internet Use Is Killing Your Memory

By Dan Robitzski

Experts: Brain-Stimulating Headsets Are Probably Snake Oil

By Dan Robitzski

A Lab Grew a “Mini Brain” From This Guy’s Cells. Then Things Got Weird.

By Dan Robitzski

This Machine Lets You Play “Tetris” With Your Brain

By Dan Robitzski

Bad News, NASA: Astronauts’ Brains Are Filling With Liquid

By Dan Robitzski

Science & Energy

Scientists Identify “Pokémon Region” in Gamers’ Brains — Seriously

By Dan Robitzski

Stanford Scientist Says In-Ear Gadgets Will Monitor Our Brains

By Dan Robitzski

Artificial Intelligence

A Neural Net Hooked Up to a Monkey Brain Spat Out Bizarre Images

By Dan Robitzski

Neuroscience and Brain

This Video Game Detects Alzheimer’s Earlier Than Lab Tests

By Natalie Coleman

Scientists Say New Quantum Material Could “‘Download’ Your Brain”

By Dan Robitzski

Neuroscience and Brain

Chinese Scientists Gene-Hacked Super Smart Human-Monkey Hybrids

By Dan Robitzski

In Chinese Schools, Brain-Reading Headbands Measure Student Focus

By Dan Robitzski

This Neural Implant Accesses Your Brain Through the Jugular Vein

By Dan Robitzski

MDMA Can “Reopen” a Part of the Brain That Closes After Puberty

By Dan Robitzski

“Provocative” Research: Some People Can Sense Magnetic Fields

By Dan Robitzski

Artificial Intelligence

Chemists Grew A “Synthetic Brain” That Stores Memories in Silver

By Dan Robitzski

Google and Apple Can Help Learn How Phones Affect Kids’ Brains

By Dan Robitzski

Science & Energy

It Turns Out You Can Learn Things While You’re Asleep

By Dan Robitzski

Scientists Claim to Find “Neurological Signature” of Consciousness

By Dan Robitzski

The Human Brain Reconstructs Memories in Reverse Order

By Kristin Houser

Neuroscience and Brain

New Drug Trial Could Halt Alzheimer’s Memory Loss

By Dan Robitzski

Neuroscience and Brain

Watch a RoboCop-Like Exoskeleton Help Paralyzed People Walk Again

By Dan Robitzski

Clearing Old Cells from Mouse Brains Lowered Signs of Anxiety

By Dan Robitzski

A “Bionic Face” Brain Implant Could Treat Facial Paralysis

By Dan Robitzski

A Wireless Neural Implant Might Jolt the Brain out of Seizures

By Dan Robitzski

Neuroscience and Brain

Stimulating Muscles With Light Could Soon Treat Paralysis

By Dan Robitzski

Prosthetics and Devices

A New Prosthetic Arm Takes the Place of a Phantom Limb

By Dan Robitzski

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

By Dan Robitzski

Zero Gravity Causes Worrisome Changes In Astronauts’ Brains

By Dan Robitzski

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

By Dan Robitzski

Military Pilots Can Control Three Jets at Once via a Neural Implant

By Dan Robitzski

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

Lab-Grown Neanderthal Minibrains Reveal How They’re Different From Humans’

By Dan Robitzski

Neuroscience and Brain

New Gene Therapy Could Stitch Together Damaged Spinal Cords

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

Personalized, Brainwave-Guided Movies Are Cool, As Long As You’re The One Steering

By Dan Robitzski

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

By Dan Robitzski

Brain Scans Of Stressed Pilots Uncover A Big Problem With How We Do Science

By Dan Robitzski

Science & Energy

Gamers Built a “Digital Museum” That Unlocked New Secrets of the Brain

By Kristin Houser

Neuroscience and Brain

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

Neuroscience and Brain

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

By Dan Robitzski

Science & Energy

Pig Brains Can Be Kept Alive Outside the Body. Human Brains Might Be Next.

By Kristin Houser

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

Artificial Intelligence

The Military Wants to Make AI That Mimics the Human Brain. Experts Know There’s a Better Way.

By Dan Robitzski

Science & Energy

You Listen to Music At Work, and It Alters Your Mind. Yes, Seriously.

Prosthetics and Devices

“Prosthetic Memory Systems,” Delivered Via Electrode, Could Be Dope, If You’re Willing To Wait A While

By Dan Robitzski