How does the brain make sense of what we see, hear and feel, and transform these separate signals into a coherent perception of the world?
Research shows that improvisation and creativity are good for the brain. In an episode of the Greater Good Science Center’s “Science of Happiness” podcast, host Shuka Kalantari talked to Karen Barrett ...
Sensorimotor associations are typically thought to require days of training to consolidate in sensory cortex, yet adaptive behavior can emerge within minutes. Here, we developed a barrel ...
When a fish holds its position against a current in a river, its brain must figure out how fast to swim and how to steer to ...
What if your brain has already decided to approach someone before you're even aware of it? Scientists say they found a neural ...
A: The orbitofrontal cortex (OFC) calculates and compares the values of different choices. Researchers found that about 20% ...
Entering and manipulating dreams may sound like science fiction, but for Freeman Hrabowski Scholar Walter Gonzalez, these ...
The study presents valuable findings on early behavioral phenotypes that arise in an ADHD-associated adgrl3.1 mutant zebrafish, using a new behavioral approach w ...
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