Maze Puts Images on Floor Where Rats Look Projecting images onto the floor of a maze, rodents can learn behaviors faster.
Research Team Reveals How Emotions Are Mapped in the Body Emotions trigger strong bodily sensations and the bodily maps for each sensation are topographically different for different emotions. The sensation patterns are consistent across different cultures, suggesting sensational patterns have a biological basis, researchers say.
Scientists Improve Human Self-Control Through Electrical Brain Stimulation Researchers successfully demonstrate a technique to enhance self control through a new form of brain stimulation.
100%User Rating Optogenetics As Good As Electrical Stimulation Researchers show optogenetics can be as good as, if not better than, using electrical stimulation in neuroscience research.
It’s Shocking: Ultra-Focused Electric Current Helps Brain Curb Pain Researchers treat pain by 'shocking' the brain with low doses of electrical current delivered non-invasively to patients.
Glowing Neurons Reveal Networked Link Between Brain and Whiskers Mouse whisker research reveals a signaling pathway which relays touch signals to the brain.
Brain May Rely on Computer Like Mechanism to Make Sense of Novel Situations Our brains could process new situations by relying on a method similar to a "pointer" system used by computers, new research suggests.
Circadian Clock is Key to Firing Up Cell’s Furnace Researchers have identified how the circadian clock helps prime mitochondria to correctly use stored energy when we are not eating.
NIH Launches Neurological Drug Development Projects The NIH has launched three innovative projects which will focus on the development of therapeutics for nicotine addiction, AMD and Fragile X Syndrome.
Neuroscientists Plant False Memories in Mice Brains and Locate Where Brain Stores False and Authentic Memory Traces Neuroscientists appear to have implanted memories in mice and appear to have located where the brain stores memory traces, both false and authentic.
Psychiatric Disorders Linked to a Protein That Helps Form Long-Term Memories Researchers discover a pathway by which the brain controls a molecule critical to forming long-term memories, and is connected to some psychiatric disorders.
Study Appears to Overturn Prevailing View of How the Brain is Wired Sensory information travels to two places at once; both the brain's mid-layer and the deeper layers, according to new research.
High-Resolution Mapping Technique Uncovers Underlying Circuit Architecture of the Brain Using an innovative brain-tracing technique, researchers discover a way to 'untangle' neural networks. The findings offer insight into how specific brain regions are connected.
Pleasure Response From Chocolate: You Can See it in the Eyes According to a new study, the brain's pleasure response to tasting food may be measured through the eyes by using ERG.
Sugar Solution Makes Tissues See-Through Combining a new solution which turns tissue transparent with fluorescence microscopy, researchers obtain detail images of a mouse brain with unprecedented resolution.
