Neurons

A partnership of companies is aiming to develop neural interfaces powered by recycled nuclear waste batteries.

Scientists created a brain-computer interface to observe the "offline" brain replaying neural firing patterns.

The findings could have uses beyond Alzheimer's disease, experts told "Newsweek."

Researchers describe the process that enabled them to make artificial equivalents of two types of neurons—hippocampal and respiratory. They hope that one day it could help treat people with damaged neurons.

Sleep problems can appear in those with Alzheimer's before memory problems show, a scientist told Newsweek.

Multiple sclerosis affects 400,000 people in the United States.

Scientists have examined human brain cells to find out how they differ from rat brain cells.

A team from Massachusetts General Hospital has created one of the most advanced models of Alzheimer's disease ever seen.

The discovery could lead to new drugs that could ease bowel inflammation.

The finding could have important implications for our understanding of how both normal learning and neurological disorders may occur.

Researchers have long debated whether adult brains can create new cells.

Controversial study claims we don't make neurons after age 13.

Tinnitus can include not just ringing in the ears, but buzzing, hissing, whistling, swooshing or clicking.

For a century, scientists have relied on a fundamental assumption about the brain's neurons. New research shows it's wrong.

The way the brain makes up time is not what you might think.

The images are a "huge step forward" in understanding disorders such as autism, schizophrenia and Parkinson's Disease.

The enteric nervous system of the gut is largely a mystery, so a group of researchers devised a way to see directly into the stomachs of lab mice.

Rapidly evolving EEG technology is leading neuroscientists to their holy grail: the ability to read the human mind.