Migraine sufferers have differing sensitivities and responses to pain, preliminary research shows.

Brainy mollusks are enhancing our understanding of injury in the animal kingdom.

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Researchers are developing brain-computer interfaces that would enable communication for people with locked-in syndrome and other conditions that render them unable to speak.

Researchers from around the world met in Washington, D.C. to explore the relevance and ethics for using non-human primates in research.

On April 19, congressional staff and research advocates gathered at the United States Capitol in Washington, DC to watch a new NOVA documentary about Alzheimer's disease and discuss the urgent need to find a cure for the disease.

Schools can use neuroscience research to optimize their environments to match the best ways for students to learn.

Researchers throughout the world are pursuing a variety of new ways to repair or replace neurons and other cells in the brain. For the most part, these experimental approaches are still being worked out in animals and cannot be considered therapies for humans at this time.

Learn about recent Alzheimer’s Disease research and discover classroom resources covering the basics.

Using computational modeling, Kanaka Rajan builds neural networks to examine brain functions — and to understand how the brain solves problems.