How to Trick Your Brain Into Feeling in Control (Even When You’re Not) What happens immediately around you has a bigger impact on you than what happens a little further away.

How often do you take the time to prepare your brain? What do you do to ensure that you keep that pivotal organ in the game, not just your body and actions? It’s fair to say that physical ...

How often do you take the time to prepare your brain? What do you do to ensure that you keep that pivotal organ in the game, not just your body and actions? It’s fair to say that physical ...

Change is difficult. The part of the brain that controls most drives and motivation is old and well-tested. But you can make changing easier with some understanding of the mind.

Your brain could be controlling how sick you get — and how you recover Scientists are deciphering how the brain choreographs immune responses, hoping to find treatments for a range of diseases.

This is the fascinating way that your brain makes space to build new and stronger connections so you can learn more.

To gain better control of this, or in other words, to practice mind control, training of the animal part of the brain (the elephant) is necessary.

Then they inserted a gene that codes for a light-sensitive protein into hippocampal neurons, enabling them to use light to control the neurons. With the light-sensitive proteins in place, the ...

From using brain activity to control a toy spider to engaging a group in collective mind control, the open-source brain computer interface aims to change the way people interact with machines.

Break Your Sedentary Ways Heading out into nature for some sort of physical activity is one of the best ways to give your brain a break, Dr. Mark said.

The Muse S Athena headband uses several sensors to collect brain activity data, and allows you to control a game with your mind. It's as sci-fi as tech gets.

Andrew Daniels and John Gilpatrick discuss how this mysterious phenomenon could let you rehearse life itself. What if you ...