A neuroscientist seeks to understand the brain's foundation.
How neurons learn: The last frontier
How the brain extracts meaning from noise
Neuroscientists observe the brain tune in and tune out in real time.
UCSF's most popular science stories of 2016
Advances in cancer, drug, neuroscience and Zika research define an eventful year.
Analyzing brain patterns may help neuroscientists reduce fear
UCLA-led research offers promise for treating anxiety, eating disorders.
Experimental spinal implant shows promise for restoring voluntary movement
Patient’s finger control, grip strength boosted by up to 300 percent with new technique.
UCLA Depression Grand Challenge takes major strides in first year
100,000-person study and international collaborations already underway.
Alzheimer’s and concussion-related CTE may spread in the brain via common mechanism
Research is first to suggest that chronic traumatic encephalopathy is a prion disease.
Brain's memory strategies change as you age
Activity patterns shift over time without affecting recall, new research shows.
UC President Napolitano and the 10 UC chancellors urge support for passage of Cures/Innovation legislation
Investment in National Institutes of Health research and innovation is vital to acclerating health treatments and cures for all Americans.
Does your mind jump around, stay on task or get stuck?
Increased awareness of our thoughts at rest could lead to better mental health.
Brain wave recordings predict whether antidepressants will work
UCLA study finds noninvasive method that may help speed relief from the disorder.
UC scientists awarded more than $9 million from federal BRAIN Initiative
Recipients include 14 UC research teams from five campuses.