But some scientists, including Ryuta Kawashima, believe that help is at hand in the form of so-called brain training activities augmented with real-time feedback on brain activity. When a person ...

Beginning in the 1940s, Canadian brain surgeon Wilder Penfield mapped the brain's motor cortex—the area that controls the movement of your body's muscles. He did this by applying mild electric ...

The Muse S Athena has a new fNIRS sensor that can identify how much oxygen is in your brain. The more oxygen, the more effort you're making.

A rehabilitation service for people with brain injuries, which was due to be ... what the ICB described as "additional information and feedback". "This satellite service provides a lifeline ...

A study reveals that motor control in the brain is modular and adaptable. Using optogenetics and imaging in mice, researchers ...