A new way to change brain activity without surgery is called transcranial temporal interference stimulation, or tTIS for short. It's like a remote control for the brain, but scientists are still figuring out how well it works. They gathered all the studies they could find on tTIS and looked at them closely. Out of 127 studies, only 18 met their strict standards. The...

The brain is incredibly good at recognizing familiar faces, even when they change dramatically. This happens in a split second. It can quickly figure out a person's age, gender, and who they are, even if the face is tilted, in different lighting, or has a different expression. But how does the brain do this so fast? That's a mystery. Scientists wanted to understand...

The human brain remains one of the most intricate and least understood organs. Ex-vivo MRI scans, which are performed on brains outside the body, provide a unique window into this complexity. These scans allow for detailed anatomical mapping and integration with tissue studies. This makes them incredibly useful for both basic research and clinical investigations i...

Delving into the age-old mystery of where love resides in our intricate human brain, scientists have unveiled a revolutionary study that decodes the brain's 'love map' by harnessing the power of MRI scans. Published in Cerebral Cortex, this research reveals riveting insights into the different realms of love and their corresponding brain activities. The most strikin...