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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.

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

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.

Purdue researchers developed a soft material grown inside living tissue by blood that allows precise, reversible neural modulation using near-infrared light.

New device targets multiple brain points safely to aid alzheimer's, epilepsy, and tremor studies.

Personalized TMS targeting based on individual brain connections reliably modulates hippocampal activity in human studies.

New study uses holograms to target and visualize brain activity, offering potential for non-invasive treatment of neurological and mental health disorders.

Time-restricted eating improved brain health in older women, with intermittent fasting enhancing planning and problem-solving beyond weight loss alone, a new clinical trial found.

Stanford researchers found the gut microbiome controls memory, reversing age-related cognitive decline by restoring vagus nerve signaling between the gut and brain.