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Could your brain be communicating without synapses? New research uncovers how ephaptic coupling could be driving brain activity during sleep and beyond.

New study reveals how psychedelic substances, under medical supervision, shift brain activity to mix memories with sight, leading to hallucinations and potential treatments for mental health issues.

A simple nasal spray with two doses reduced brain inflammation, repaired cellular energy, and reversed memory decline in aged mice, offering a possible future therapy for dementia.

Device combines graphene sensors and electrodes to record low-frequency brain signals and deliver targeted stimulation without interference.

A molecular duo, KIBRA and PKMζ, may hold the secret to long-lasting memories. Learn how their interaction could revolutionize memory-related treatments.

Desdemona (the robot) and Kennedy Schaal (CEO of Rejuve Biotech) discuss the amazing insights we are learning about human vision from the fruit fly and human connectomes.

Adding a cancellation field to temporal interference stimulation reduces off-target effects in mouse tests and strengthens its potential for treating neurological disorders.

Researchers used the internet to send drugs and light into a rat brain from another continent, seeking longer studies with less disruption to the animal.