Scientists discover ‘hunting circuits’ that can turn fuzzy rats into fuzzy murderous rats
It's pretty scary that they can do it to be honest.
It's pretty scary that they can do it to be honest.
It's doing its best though.
One step closer to understanding memory.
Our brains are really good at sifting through information.
Just plug the console right into my head then, pleasethankyou!
Knockouts are a thing because the brain is trying to product itself.
Two articles on fake news in one day?! Yes, we do spoil you.
At least we have notebooks to write them down. Sea slugs? Not so much.
In the hippocampus -- which is weird, because we didn't think it had anything to do with talking.
Their videos should used to identify my brain's "awww" center.
Same organ, different needs.
Stressed, excited, or scared -- our brain kicks perception up a notch when we're aroused.
One sugar pill can take away your pain -- if you've got the brain for it.
We didn't even think it was possible to find one up to now.
Just a little electricity can change how you make any choice.
Drinks for the thirsty, gag reflex for the over-hydrated.
And the Allen Brain Atlas is free to use. Hurray!
A new study offers insight into how neurons work together to make us remember stuff.
This freaky phenomenon might prove invaluable in using life-like prosthetics.
A connection between reward and sleep has been found by neuroscientists. New drugs that target this circuit could help insomniacs ...
The brain needs a lot of blood to be smart.
Zika got a whole lot scarier.
Just like anything else, it needs constant exercise to stay in shape.
Scientists zoom in on your generosity, and it could help us understand psychopaths.
There's a physics expert inside all of us, though deeper in some than in others.
Frigatebirds spend weeks at a time flying over oceans in search for food -- here's how they sleep during this ...
Science is getting closer to a computer that mimics the human brain.
A particular pattern in the human brain is connected to higher levels of intelligence.
This could allow us to restore vision, mobility or fight diseases like Alzheimer's.
Some 40,000 studies need to be re-examined. Ouch.
The findings might explain the power of the placebo effect.
This billion-dollar industry is based on highly glamorized studies which can only be classed as poor science.
University of Rochester researchers developed a new evolutionary model that suggests human intelligence developed to meet the demands of our ...
A new study from the University of Toulouse found that intelligence and learning aren't limited to organisms with brains. By ...
A new study offers insight into why you might have a hard time sleeping on the first night in a ...
Electrically stimulating the frontopolar cortex can enhance creativity, a new study from Georgetown University found.
Curiosity is probably the single most powerful force behind our species' scientific discoveries. It can drive us to explore and ...
Heavy marijuana users react to anxiety-inducing stimuli similarly to people diagnosed with anxiety disorders, a new study found. The results ...
Scientists trained healthy volunteers with good eyesight to read Braille and found the visual cortex was connected to the tactile ...
A series of experiments surprisingly found that sudden insight may yield more correct solutions than gradual, methodical thinking.
Researchers found a positive association between the amount of time spent playing video games and children's mental health as well ...
The size of the brain isn't essential to superior cognitive abilities -- its shape and packing mechanism matter a lot, ...
University of Florida researchers have discovered how our bodies control dopamine transport in and out of brain cells.
A groundbreaking research out of the Salk Institute suggests synapses are 10 times bigger in the hippocampus. Conversely, this means ...
Creative thinking requires the simultaneous activation of two distinct networks in the brain, the associative and normative networks. Higher connectivity ...
How eyesight works and other functions.
Brain scans of nearly 200 adolescent boys recorded as part of a new study performed in South Korea show that ...
Columbia University researchers have successfully identified the cellular network that allows mice to remember which environments are safe and which ...