Have you ever wondered why your mind drifts away just when you need it most? Why is it so hard to stay focused in a world full of...

A new study uncovers how the fusiform gyrus and anterior insula collaborate to help the brain distinguish real from imagined experiences—and why vivid imagination can sometimes blur that line.

Scientists found “goal-progress cells” that act like a mental progress bar, helping the brain track where you are in a task and predict what comes next—even in new situations.

There is a reason you feel the way you feel, but it is NOT what you might think

Every Person Has a Unique Brain Anatomy Like with fingerprints, no two people have the same brain anatomy, a study by researchers of the...