Neuroethics will draw from the experience of bioethics in handling scientific communication with the media and responsible transfer of knowledge from basic science to profit-driven venture.

It’s what psychologists call self-continuity, and can improve your health and well-being.

Its supposed to help keep your body healthy in stressful situations. But the constant stress of our everyday lives means we're getting overexposed to cortisol.

Neuroscientists are developing innovations to study the brain while the body is in motion.

For decades, neuroscientist Charles Yokoyama, studied connections between neurons and synapses in the brain. Now he builds connections between people and institutions across neuroscience.

Reality flows continuously but we perceive it as a series of events — why? One theory suggests we structure our experiences from our subconscious predictions of ongoing events. These predictions are compared to reality — leading us to create distinct boundaries as expectations and events change.

Alpha-synuclein proteins assist in neurotransmitter release. But if the proteins clump up, they can contribute to neurodegeneration seen in Parkinson’s. Scientists are examining how they spread and how our brains clear these toxic clumps.

Hearing words that evoke visions of color or seeing letters that have gender are just a few examples of experiencing synesthesia. Jessica Johnson investigates this tangling of the senses.

And other neuroscience news for the week of May 25, 2020.

Neuroscience has begun to trace the complex network of cognitive and neural processes that come together to create sudden insight.