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• Scientific American Mind |  Mind & Brain

  Rhythm and Blues

  Abnormal sleeping patterns characterize an array of neuropsychiatric diseases, but resetting the body's clock may alleviate some symptoms

  By Ulrich Kraft   | May 30, 2007  

• Scientific American Mind |  Mind & Brain

  Detecting Autism Early

  New techniques could diagnose autism in babies, enabling more effective treatment while the brain is most malleable

  By Ulrich Kraft   | Oct 4, 2006  

• Scientific American Mind |  Mind & Brain

  Natural High

  The brain produces its own marijuanalike chemicals to protect neurons, and researchers hope to exploit these compounds to ease anxiety, obesity and addiction

  By Ulrich Kraft   | Jul 30, 2006  

• Scientific American Mind |  Mind & Brain

  Burned Out

  Your job is extremely fulfilling. It is also extremely demanding--and you feel overwhelmed. You are not alone

  By Ulrich Kraft   | May 31, 2006  

• Scientific American Mind |  Mind & Brain

  Train Your Brain

  Mental exercises with neurofeedback may ease symptoms of attention-deficit disorder, epilepsy and depression--and even boost cognition in healthy brains

  By Ulrich Kraft   | Feb 1, 2006  | 3

• Scientific American Mind |  Mind & Brain

  Lighten Up

  Seasonal affective disorder--the winter blues--can be lifted with bright light, as long as treatment is timed properly

  By Ulrich Kraft   | Sep 21, 2005  

• Scientific American Mind |  Mind & Brain

  Mending the Spinal Cord

  Researchers are finding ways to help nerves regenerate, and hope for therapies is growing

  By Ulrich Kraft   | Sep 21, 2005  

• Scientific American Mind |  Mind & Brain

  Unleashing Creativity

  Moments of brilliance arise from complex cognitive processes. Piece by piece, researchers are uncovering the secrets of creative thinking

  By Ulrich Kraft   | Mar 24, 2005  

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