Neuroscience

A new, speedy technique affords scientists the ability to visualize the brain’s myriad connections at an unprecedented level of complexity

Christine Blasey Ford's professional expertise came into play during her testimony regarding the Supreme Court nomination.

The anesthetic and party drug offers depression patients new hope, but some clinics may stray from science

Scientists create 3-dimensional brain spheroids—small, spherical, laboratory-grown human brain tissue

An electrical stimulation device combined with intensive rehabilitation restores walking ability to a spinal cord injury patient

Neural regions underlying risk-taking and regret may one day point toward treatments for compulsive betting

New research suggests genetic material from the mitochondria can trigger an immune response throughout the body

Some say our gadgets and computers can help improve intelligence. Others say they make us stupid and violent. Which is it?

What do images of the brain under psychedelics really tell us about its relation to the mind?

Decoding the puzzle of human consciousness

Milena Canning can see objects only if they are moving, hinting at the inner workings of our visual system

We feel we see the world around us with high fidelity, all the time. But it's an illusion made possible by our eye movements