MIT study finds neurons in epilepsy patients that only respond to singingInstrumental music or human speech had no impact on the same group of neurons. By A. Khalid, 02.23.2022
Researchers say Oura rings can predict COVID-19 symptoms three days earlyWith over 90 percent accuracy.By C. Fisher, 06.01.2020
Intel’s neuromorphic chip learns to ‘smell’ 10 hazardous chemicalsIt could help ‘electronic noses’ detect weapons, narcotics and disease.By C. Fisher, 03.16.2020
This eye-tracking system uses AI to monitor multiple sclerosisIt records a 10-second video of eye movement to assess neurological health.By C. Fisher, 02.12.2020
Microsoft and Ninja Theory are making games to fight mental illnessThe Insight Project will study the use of gaming, technology and neuroscience.By C. Fisher, 10.29.2019
Facebook is inching closer to a think-to-type computer systemThere's a long way to go to 100 word-per-minute mental typing, though. By S. Dent, 07.31.2019
Brain-controlled VR lightshows could lull you to sleepTech and sleep don't have to be mutually exclusive.By C. Fisher, 07.26.2019
Researchers capture high-resolution image of a complete fruit fly brainIt lets scientists trace neuron connections throughout the fly brain.By M. Locklear, 07.23.2018
HPE supercomputer will help simulate mammalian brainsBlue Brain 5 could lead to new treatments for diseases.By J. Fingas, 07.11.2018
Zap your brain for a better youAt-home neurostimulation is here, but there are questions and concerns.By C. Ip, 01.13.2018
Researchers create less invasive method for placing brain electrodesIt could help improve treatments for conditions like epilepsy.By M. Locklear, 12.18.2017
Scientists now know how your brain differentiates facesAnd it only needs 200 neurons to do so.By M. Locklear, 06.02.2017
Your brain always has a backup planA discovery about decision making could lead to smarter robots.By J. Fingas, 02.15.2017
A thousand moviegoers will get their minds monitored all at onceMovie promotion and science experiment, together at last.By M. Smith, 01.26.2017
David Byrne opens a neuroscience-themed art exhibitAnd it's in the heart of Silicon Valley.By J. Fingas, 01.06.2017
Religion and gambling have the same effect on your brainA new study from the University of Utah finds spiritual euphoria is partly a Pavlovian response.By J. Conditt, 11.29.2016
Duke hopes HoloLens will assist with tricky brain surgeriesThe augmented reality headset guides doctors when CT scans and markers won't cut it.By J. Fingas, 10.11.2016
3D imaging helps map tiny connections in the brainMIT's new technique is far superior to looking through a typical microscope.By J. Fingas, 07.27.2016
Researchers believe they've discovered 'anti-memories'They could work to maintain your brain's delicate electrical balance. By A. Tarantola, 03.31.2016
Scientists predict human thought in real time, nearly every timeResearchers at the University of Washington tracked perception at the speed of thought.By J. Conditt, 01.29.2016