Brain

The Allen Institute for Brain Sciences released a database of 3-D reconstructions of human brain cells on Wednesday.

A non-invasive cap stimulates parts of the brain via electric currents.

A misunderstood area of the brain could be helping you understand where you are and what you are doing right now.

Brain scans revealed that psilocybin could be more effective than antidepressants.

Women's ability to multitask might not stop in the bedroom.

It's a mystery why Stephen Paddock targeted concertgoers in Las Vegas from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino.

How young boys and girls are treated can affect the ways their brains respond to prosocial and selfish behavior.

But the results may show less than promised.

Conflicts of interest were rife.

Welcome to the neighborhood where octopuses socialize and find mates.

Elon Musk hopes to top his self-driving cars with brain implants that will store your dreams

A new study suggests this technique is possibly more calming than mindfulness and meditation.

Russian TV reports that so-called fidget spinners are a U.S. tool to undermine the Russian state.

Research aims to convert sensory information, such as images and sounds, into digital code that can be processed by computers.

Researchers have found that the brain's immune cells in the hypothalamus are responsible for diet-driven weight gain.

New research suggests a strong correlation between the amount animals play and their capacity for intelligence, holding important lessons for child education.

Fred Warmbier, the student's father, said the family did not believe North Korea's explanation of his son's condition.

A mathematical model normally used to study networks helped reveal the architecture of the brain.

64 babies in the U.S. have been affected in the last year.

New study also disproves a theory about dyslexia.

The Peabody Essex Museum wants to use brain science to help offer transformative experiences for its visitors.

Science debunks the myth that humans have a poor sense of smell.

"Exploratory" study is the first to find a link between microbiomes in the gut and sensory areas of the brain in humans.

The brain prefers short, predictable sequences—exactly the opposite of a good password.

Boston University researchers will study the former New England Patriots player's brain for signs of chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE.

Video shows a paralyzed man feeding himself using signals from his brain.

The Tesla and SpaceX CEO believes humans need to add a layer of digital technology to their brains in order to compete with artificial intelligence.

A system developed by MIT uses signals from people's brains to correct a robot's mistakes.

There's no proof listening to music makes children smarter but it is proved to benefit their wellbeing.

The research explains the restorative power of sleep.