Researchers discovered how the brain flexibly switches communication pathways depending on context, balancing between memory recall and processing new information.

When we recall something familiar or explore a new situation, the brain does not always use the same communication routes.

EPFL physicist Tobias J. Kippenberg has been awarded the Marcel Benoist Swiss Science Prize 2025. ©Daniel Rihs EPFL physicist Tobias J. Kippenberg ...

When we recall something familiar or explore a new situation, the brain does not always use the same communication routes.

The Museum of Illusions in downtown Cleveland isn’t just another stop on the tourist trail—it’s a mind-altering journey that makes you question everything your senses have ever told you.

New funding will help Astrus expand its team and deliver AI tools that accelerate chip development for leading semiconductor ...

The Moon is getting 1½ inches (3.8 centimeters) farther away from the Earth every year. Scientists measure the distance to the Moon by bouncing lasers off mirrors placed there by space probes and ...

Scientists characterized the largest sample of a neural circuit to date to improve artificial intelligence models and better ...

Europe is aiming to become the global leader in quantum computing. IQM, a Finnish start-up, is one of the building blocks of that endeavor.

Scientists have finally unlocked a way to identify the elusive W state of quantum entanglement, solving a decades-old problem ...

A Los Alamos scientist has shown that quantum computers can be used to “factorize” group representations, a mathematical ...

The concept of quantum entanglement is emblematic of the gap between classical and quantum physics. Referring to a situation ...