Brain

The fact that no two are alike could be the key to designing AIs that can adapt to change.

Major corporations are applying the lessons of cognitive neuroscience to get the American public buying.

Open-label placebos may defy logic, but scientists explore promising new treatment possibilities.

An emerging trend in interior design reframes the built environment as a way to help people flourish.

Hallucinations are a surprisingly common symptom of Parkinson’s, and new research suggests a way to map and potentially treat them.

Walter Greenleaf won’t stop until virtual reality and extended reality reach their full potential in health care.

While AI may not end the world the way sci-fi writers imagine, it may very well pull your strings in the near future.

Our perception of time is fluid. Here are ways to optimize your relationship with time.

New research may shed light on political polarization—and how we could protect against the incitement of violence.

New braintech can capture a vast amount of personal data. It’s time to think about how yours will be protected.

Paradoxically, people who are lonely may have more active social brains.

Living design elements create a serene, multisensory, healing experience.

Low levels of the naturally occurring, soft shiny metal could reduce violence and enhance moods for all.

Neal Kassell is on a mission to bring focused ultrasound therapy to the masses.

The discovery of a new taste cell deepens our understanding of this complex and adaptive sensory system.