The Allen Institute is launching a new global collaboration to map approximately 200 billion cells in the human brain by type and function.
Collaborative work on the brain atlas describes how different cells are organized and connected throughout the mouse brain. Understanding what differentiates brain cells can lead to new research and potential therapies for brain disorders.
Columbia team harnesses powerful technology to uncover never-before-seen details of the nervous system, demonstrating SCAPE's broad potential to decipher the brain.
Researchers call for regulations and ethical guidelines to help protect personal privacy and autonomy for those who use neurotechnologies.
A team of neuroscientists have collaborated to develop a plan for managing, analyzing and sharing neuroscience data.
The United States, in collaboration with other nations and the UN Conference on Trade and Development, has announced the launch of an International Brain Initiative.
Researchers report they have discovered how the mouse brain links different memories over time.
Researchers are developing new technologies that can stimulate and sense neurons in the human brain non-invasively.
New findings link brain connectivity to measures of personal success.
Researchers have developed a new, ultra thin, minimally invasive device for controlling neurons with optogenetics and drugs.
A new, non-invasive technique helps researchers to modulate neurons.
A new computational framework for standardizing neuroscience data on a global level has been developed by researchers.
