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.

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

In this webinar for Brain Awareness Week, learn more about human and animal brain anatomy as well as three activities you can do at home or in class!

Immune cells throughout the brain and body influence the processing of fear and anxiety, and their dysfunction may underly mental health disorders.

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

Dopamine research is spurring the development of treatments for a range of disorders.

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.

Most of today’s psychotherapies are grounded in Western values. Researchers hope that tailoring treatments to patients’ cultural backgrounds will improve mental health outcomes.

Research has shown that poverty is tied to structural differences in the brain.

Researchers can use pulses of magnetic fields and low electric currents over the skull to activate neurons in the brain in hopes of novel therapies for diseases and disorders.