In the wake of massive lab shutdowns, systems and computational neuroscientists are figuring out how to continue their work without performing experiments.
Learn more about the NIH BRAIN Initiative program on Research Opportunities in the Human Brain, and how it is giving insight into how our brain works to create our unique cognitive and behavioral capabilit
Dr. Galit Pelled has received a $2.35 million National Institutes of Health grant to analyze the impulses that drive the infinitely complex movements of an octopuses’ eight arms.
Professor Huda Zoghbi and Professor Sir Adrian Bird have been awarded The Brain Prize 2020, worth 10 million Danish kroner, for their groundbreaking work to map and understand epigenetic regulation of the
Researchers design biocompatible ion-driven soft transistors that can perform real-time neurologically relevant computation...
New functional imaging technology dynamically maps a signal’s source and underlying networks within the brain.
In times like these, technology seems to be helping us maintain our wellbeing, despite social isolation. Beyond personal use, how is it being applied to improve the state of mental health today?
A new microscope technology that allows real-time imaging of brain cell activity could have important applications in understanding the biology of the brain, and of brain diseases such as Parkinson’s.
Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) and the University of Pittsburgh (Pitt) have published research in Nature Biomedical Engineering that will drastically improve brain-computer interfaces...
Researchers at the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University are working on understanding how the brain works when learning tasks with the help of brain-computer interface technology.
Another exciting set of BRAIN-related papers is highlighted this month in the latest NIH BRAIN blog's Publication Roundup.
