Meticulous hand drawings of neurons by this scientist led to the birth of modern neuroscience.

What do standing frustrated in a supermarket checkout line or sitting in a traffic jam have in common with fleeing predators, as was done in the early days of human beings?

HIV attacks the immune system’s cells that help protect the body from infection and can also lead to severe neurological disorders.

Brain training might help you stay sharp as you get older — but it won’t make you a genius.

Every day, technology helps us wake up, get ready for the day, and remember everything on our to-do list. But is our constant reliance on technology hurting our brains?

What looking at the brains of a mother and child can teach us.

A growing number of arts advocates support the view that incorporating the arts into the classroom — often referred to as arts integration — can make important contributions to the teaching and learning process in non-arts subjects.

As we age, we can see our hair gray and our skin wrinkle. Less obvious are the changes happening in our brains.

Juries consider eyewitness testimony to be highly reliable evidence. But just how reliable is it?