Page 12 - Brain Sciences News Today

Despite challenges and barriers across European health systems in the timely detection and accurate diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease, policymakers have a unique opportunity to be remembered for improving the AD care pathway and transforming the way the di...

Indiana University researchers are collaborating on a novel approach to use neuroimaging and network modeling tools-;previously developed to analyze brains of patients in the clinic-;to investigate Alzheimer's disease progression in preclinical animal models.

In the few seconds it will take you to read this sentence, your sense of time may expand and contract, and your perception of the world could shift in ways you wouldn't notice.

The latest education news updates from EdSource.

Everybody knows how to psych themselves up.  You visualize the outcome you want, or you remind yourself you have accomplished your goal before, or you find any number of ways to assure yourself you can do what you’re trying to do. “The most evocative one for me is literally running down a line where thousands of people are giving me high fives,” says Alison Adcock, thinking of a motivational image once described by a research participant. “But I don't actually know that that was th...

Despite the stresses that sometimes accompany the holiday, a Texas A&M psychology professor says taking time to be thankful can help us feel a greater sense of meaning in our lives.

Early research presented at the leading brain conference suggests that the pandemic changed the brains of teenagers

A new article cautions that the use of neuroscience technologies in criminal and legal settings may exacerbate racial inequalities.

Duke scientists create brain implant — Prosthetic decodes signals from brain’s speech center to predict what sound someone is trying to say.

A team of neuroscientists, neurosurgeons, and engineers have successfully created a speech prosthetic that can translate a persons brain signals into spoken words