When you listen to music, multiple areas of your brain are engaged. But when you actually play an instrument, that activity becomes more like a full-brain workout.

This website looks at seven mammal brains and determines if their size is what makes them smarter.

The brain uses a variety of chemicals called neurotransmitters to communicate between brain cells.

Use interactive tools to see your child's brain development from the inside.

A video shows how scientists are making a blueprint of the brain to develop adaptive robots.

This interactive web resource has articles with photos and demonstrations about how the brain processes information from our bodies, generates thoughts and emotions, stores and recalls memories, and controls movement. Also, watch a video about how scientists store and use donated brain tissue.

What's going on inside the teenage brain? This Frontline television special explores how science may unlock answers to that question.

An interactive tutorial about the brain and disorders of the brain with photos, animations, and sound.

A team of scientists is seeking answers to a fundamental understanding of how and when neurons utilize the nutrients that give them energy.

Secondary school students around the world are testing their knowledge in local Brain Bees.