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Deciphering the Neural Circuit Basis of Brain Disease via In Vivo Imaging and Optogenetics

Earlier this year, researchers at Stanford University for the first time recorded 1,000 neurons working together in a living brain for a month. The brain cells blinked ...

The images appearing on the computer screen were almost too detailed and fast-moving to take in, Misha B. Ahrensremembers. He and colleague Philipp J. Keller were ...

President Barack Obama announced today a bold research initiative aimed at developing new technologies and methods for understanding the human brain. Several Stanford ...

Scientists at Stanford University have tapped into the mind of the mouse and are now circulating information about how the pesky rodents think.

STANFORD, Calif. -- It's not quite mind-reading, but it may be the closest scientists have ever come. Stanford researchers have found a way to watch what's happening ...

The neurotechnology industry—comprising devices, diagnostics, and drugs targeting the brain and the rest of the nervous system—grew 5.6% in 2011 to $158.6 billion in ...

PALO ALTO Calif., Oct. 12, 2012 - Inscopix, Inc. and SRI International today announced a collaborative neuroscience imaging R&D program. Researchers from Inscopix ...

Unbounded creativity—and powerful computers—make possible the latest devices designed to peer into the deepest recesses of organs and cells.

In vivo imaging scientists broadcast from inside the brains of moving animals.