A non-toxic approach to tracing neuronal connections opens the door to longer-term experiments and functional studies in neurons with shared targets in the brain.
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A non-toxic approach to tracing neuronal connections opens the door to longer-term experiments and functional studies in neurons with shared targets in the brain.
As researchers find mounting evidence that mindfulness benefits mental health, neuroscientists develop and test tools to help young people with the practice.
A flexible new tool both monitors and manipulates neural activity in the brains of large animals.
Researchers analyzed millions of cells to survey cellular diversity in the brain of the marmoset.
New research shows that RNA-guided enzymes called Fanzors are widespread among eukaryotic organisms.
Scientists look beyond neuroscience to find inspiration for tools and techniques to study the brain.
New soft-bodied robots that can be controlled by a simple magnetic field are well suited to work in confined spaces.
Inside an MRI scanner, teens can see how mindfulness meditation quiets a neural network associated with rumination and worry.
What can today’s surprisingly human-like AI language models teach neuroscientists about the brain?