Here are seven more glorious images from neuroscience research → Alexandre Dizeux The complex circuitry of the brain above was captured by a new M.R.I. scanner developed at the University of ...

Coinciding with the 50 th anniversary of the first MRI, the researchers generated scans of a mouse brain that are dramatically crisper than a typical clinical MRI for humans, the scientific equivalent ...

Stunning images show the most detailed map of the brain ever produced, revealing each of the 50 million connections which ...

While this brain-scan-to-image A.I. technology is far from ready for public use, researchers say it could someday prove useful for understanding what’s happening inside people’s minds.

If you wanted to have AI reconstruct images from your brain scans, you would have to train a custom model—and for that, scientists would need troves of high-quality fMRI data from your brain.

But because the brain has billions of neurons, of which millions could be involved in any single task, scientists have puzzled over how it knows which synapses to tweak and by how much.

Scientists at the University of Amsterdam discovered that our brains automatically understand how we can move through ...

While the Image Decoder system is far from perfect, the researchers were encouraged by the results, as it attained accuracy levels of 70% in its highest performing cases in terms of accurately ...