Rapid Whole Brain Imaging with Single Cell Resolution Researchers demonstrate an new, easy and fast way to achieve whole brain imaging for 3D analysis of gene expression profiles and neural networks at a systems level.
Brain Size Influences Development of Individual Cranial Bones Researchers report that brain size influences the development of individual cranial bones.
An Early Link to Motion Perception Researchers report human perceptual motion bias in low contrast scenes is encoded within the visual cortex.
Research Suggests Connection Between the Integrity of White Matter and Dementia Researchers discover a link between white matter health and the presence of dementia in adults with Down syndrome.
Positive and Negative Thinkers’ Brains Revealed The ability to stay positive in tough times may be hardwired into the brain, a new neuropsychology study reports.
Movies Synchronize Brains Using MEG, researchers develop a method fast enough to observe immediate changes in brain function when a person watches a movie.
Weaker Gut Instinct Makes Teens Open to Risky Behavior Different connections in the teenage limbic system leaves many adolescents more vulnerable to risky behavior, a new study reports.
Brain Scans Link Concern for Justice with Reason Not Emotion A new neuroimaging study finds those who care about justice are swayed more by reason than emotion.
New Guidance System Could Improve Minimally Invasive Surgery Researchers have developed a new computerized process which could make minimally invasive neurosurgery more accurate and streamlined.
Researchers Reconstruct Facial Images Locked in a Viewer’s Mind Using data from fMRI brain scans, researchers accurately reconstruct images of human faces as viewed by other people
Brain Differences in College Aged Occasional Drug Users Researchers discover impaired neuronal activity in parts of the brain associated with anticipatory functioning in young adults who occasionally use stimulant drugs.
MRI Reveals Genetic Activity Researchers adapt MRI techniques to visualize gene activity in the brain.
Out of Mind, Out of Sight Suppressing unwanted memories disrupts traces of them in sensory processing areas and influences behavior, a new study reports.
Study Suggests New Rehabilitation Methods for Amputees and Stroke Patients Researchers shed light on new ways in which patients compensate when losing a dominant hand and suggest new rehabilitation techniques for those recovering from upper limb amputations and strokes.
Nicotine Withdrawal Weakens Brain Connections Tied to Self Control Over Cigarette Cravings New research suggests the high relapse rate in smokers could be explained by diminished connectivity in key brain networks.
