Breaking down the brain for everyone to understand
Having a friendly or bothersome neighbor can significantly affect how peacefully you go about your everyday life. The cells in your nervous system are no different, and what they can do for you ultimately depends on who lives next door.
Male birds-of-paradise perform dazzling displays to attract mates. How do their brains and bodies do this?
Read about what excited our writers about neuroscience this year.
The fox’s nine tails and the cat’s nine lives are mythical. What about the octopus’s nine brains?
The delicate dance of building and breaking down that goes into learning a new skill
A hyperactive form of an immune molecule helped neurons regenerate their connections after injury
Huntington’s disease ravages the brain, but exciting new therapies offer hope for the future
30 years of DBS and how much we still don’t know
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