Brain – Freethink

A new brain-computer interface translated a paralyzed man’s “mental handwriting” into text on a computer screen.

A study has identified four distinct types of Alzheimer’s disease, based on how the tau protein spreads in patients’ brains.

Boston startup Neurable is now accepting preorders for Enten, brain-sensing headphones that use EEG data to help users’ maximize their focus.

A novel method for counting neurons that involves mashing insects’ brains into a “soup” has led to several new discoveries about bugs.

Neurolutions’ IpsiHand — a brain-computer interface that uses an exoskeleton to assist with stroke rehab — has been authorized by the FDA.

Researchers believe they have found a spot on a mutated prion protein that can lead to brain-spongifying disease.

By injecting a “brain glue” into rats, researchers were able to speed up their recovery after a traumatic brain injury.

Deep brain stimulation is being studied as a treatment for any number of neurological and psychological conditions. But what is it, exactly?

A new wireless brain-computer interface was able to record and transmit brain signals as effectively as the “gold standard” wired systems.

Functional ultrasound tech can be used to map the brain activity of monkeys, suggesting it might be useful for future brain-machine interfaces.