
Researchers at the University of Tübingen succeed in predicting the color seen by an observer using the activity patterns measured in the visual cortex of other subjects
Researchers at the University of Tübingen succeed in predicting the color seen by an observer using the activity patterns measured in the visual cortex of other subjects
Crystallographic three-dimensional structure of human clusterin determined for the first time
Exact moment at which a signal hits receptive nerve cells determines how it is processed
Study reveals how changes in cell behavior and numbers can drive the formation of distinctive grooves and ridges in the brain.
Not only neurons, but also oligodendrocytes are essential
Charité study in Nature uncovers fundamental processes in the fly brain
Tests of the sense of smell could help identify people who are developing Alzheimer’s at an earlier stage
Tests of the sense of smell could help identify people who are developing Alzheimer’s at an earlier stage
Researchers from Bonn and Freiburg decipher how the brain follows an internal rhythm
New insights into the emergence of brain cells that keep neural activity in balance