
How the brain licenses movements
How the brain licenses movements
PV+ cells act as the “conductors” of visually induced gamma oscillatory rhythm
It was previously considered unique to humans
New study finds wild chimpanzees do not show disorganised attachment
When Science Puts Itself to the Test
Groundbreaking results offering new insights into psychiatric disorders
And how does the brain know when it's time to rest?
New insights into dopamine in focal cortical dysplasia: For the first time, a research team in Bonn is systematically investigating the role of the dopamine system in a common form of therapy-resistant epilepsy.
The “basolateral amygdala”, a part of the limbic system, plays an important role in this.
Artificial intelligence models provide insights to understand the processing of visual stimuli in the brain