Medicine & TechnologyA team from the University of Buffalo discovered the major factor behind the brain condition called Krabbe disease. Read more about the causes of this neurodegenerative disorder and what the findings offer to studies against the condition.
Researchers discovered how anti-anxiety drugs could increase the risk of dementia and opens the door to developing new medications that do not cause brain damage. Read the article to learn more.
Scientists saw how memory and learning work during sleep for the first time. Read more about how our brains replay information as we sleep and what the findings mean to the future of solutions for neurological problems.
Here is the score between the learning and thinking abilities between artificial intelligence and our minds. Read more about the comparison between the capabilities of AI programs and the human brain.
A new study on brain activities reveals that this particular area is responsible for evaluating decisions we make. Learn more about 'performance monitoring' and the functions of the medial frontal cortex.
Imperial College London creates a novel neural network model that uses nanomagnets. Learn more about this structure and how nanotechnology could improve modern AI-based simulations.
A revolutionary brain implant can reverse the symptoms of incurable Parkinson's disease. Read this article to know how it works and improves the life quality of the patients.
Experts revived the long-forgotten post-stroke solution that calms overexcited neurons. Read more about how this type of excitotoxicity works in patients who experienced a stroke.
Remembering things is a common problem for many people so a bestselling author shares tips for solving this issue. Find out more about these tips here.
A new study develops a neurotech that allowed a multiple system atrophy-parkinsonian type patient stand up for the first time after more than a year. Read more about the spinal cord implant system here.
Scientists are currently investigating the efficacy of a new oral drug candidate for Lou Gehrig’s disease treatment. Find out how effective this approach is.
Decision-making skills are commonly observed in most vertebrate animals. Read on to know how this smaller species with only few neurons can do the same.
Researchers have developed artificial neurons for more effective and more advanced brain implantation. Find out what important role Venus flytrap plays in this initiative of scientists to incorporate nature with technology.