Scientists Discover Brain’s Anti Distraction System Researchers reveal our brains rely on an active suppression mechanism to avoid distraction.
A Biological Engine for Human Language Researchers suggest the human brain forms languages based on an innate set of linguistic rules.
Jump Starting Natural Resilience Reverses Stress Susceptibility Researchers trace a vulnerability in depression like behaviors in mice to out of balance activity in neurons.
Neurons Tune into Different Frequencies for Different Spatial Memory Tasks A new study could provide insight into memory problems seen in neurodegenerative diseases in which gamma waves are disturbed.
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.
Study Connects Sleep Deficits Among Young Fruitflies to Disruption in Mating Later in Life Researchers discover a link between sleep loss in young fruit flies and mating behavior later in life.
Neuroscientists Disprove Idea About Brain Eye Coordination New research challenges existing assumptions about eye-brain coordination.
Eavesdropping on Brain Cell Chatter Researchers have been able to image changes in calcium levels in astrocytes.
Researchers Track Down Cause of Eye Mobility Disorder Researchers discover a cause of the CFEOM1 eye mobility disorder.
Synapses Stability in Transformation Researchers report synapses remain stable if their components grow and coordinate with one another.
Scientists Explain How Memories Stick Together Researchers create a new model of memory which explains how neurons retain selective memories a few hours after an event takes place.
Limiting a Certain Protein in the Brain Reverses Alzheimer’s Symptoms in Mice Limiting the p25 protein appears to reverse AD symptoms in mice, a new study reports.
Brain Anatomy Differences Between Deaf and Hearing Depend on First Language Learned Researchers report that the language we learn as children, as well as hearing status, affect the structure of the brain.
Researchers Find Brain Activity That May Mark the Beginning of Memories Tracking the brain activity of a rat as it stops to examine its environment, researchers believe they can mark where memory begins.
