What is love, or rather, 'where' is love? A fascinating new study has located where exactly love happens in our brains. More precisely, it has mapped how different types of love situations fire up different parts of the brain.

What is love? Now, researchers have mapped exactly which parts of brains fire up in various love situations

The brain recognises faces that it comes across. Sometimes we see those faces in places where they don't even exist. The science behind it is too complex for a common person to understand.

Game of Thrones helps researchers gain new insights into face blindness: Study

The neurons functioning inside the brain's memory area when we sleep may be doing more than just recalling prior events. According to a new study, they may also prepare for future events.

Brain predicts and plans for future events during sleep, study finds

A good night's sleep is commonly known as having a restorative effect, with the prevalent scientific explanation being that the brain washes off toxins during sleeping.

Rethinking the brain's cleanup crew: Sleep does not detox brain as previously thought. Here's what does

In contrast to the popular stereotype, stoners aren’t lazy, a new study suggests. The study had found that constant cannabis users don’t appear to experience any reduction in motivation or willingness to exercise effort as a result of their consumption.

Regular cannabis use doesn’t lead to laziness or less motivation, study suggests

New research published in the journal Nature has revealed that our brain weakens new connections between cells, or neurons when awake during the first half of a night's sleep.

Brain weakens neuronal connections while you sleep, but only during first half

New research by researchers at the University of Tübingen in Germany has revealed that brain activity in baby girls is more complex than that in baby boys. How did the researchers derive this conclusion?

New study finds baby girls' brain activity more complex than boys'

A groundbreaking study conducted by scientists from the United States, United Kingdom, and Uruguay has found that regular napping can keep our brains youthful and improve cognitive functions while reducing the risk of dementia and other diseases.

Power napping could be a simple solution to lower dementia risk: Study

Scientists have now found 'conscious-like' brain activity in the brains of dying patients. This finding is likely to give us more insight into the process of death. The study has been published in the proceedings of the national academy of sciences.

Have scientists just found signs of near-death experiences?

We all experience physical pain. Sometimes chronic. Researchers have now identified brainwaves that reveal just how much pain a person is experiencing. The findings of the research can help develop new treatment techniques for people experiencing debilitating pain.

Brain signals for chronic pain discovered, may help create treatments

The Covid pandemic brought with itself an out-of-workplace work culture with back-to-back video meetings as its defining attribute. While it is a matter of common knowledge that back-to-back meetings lead to stress, a new brain study has come up with detailed insights on the matter.

Brain study shows how back-to-back meetings promote stress

Does the brain play "last recall" of important moments in life just before death? New research suggests it may be true. Scientists for the first time recorded the brain activity of a dying person just 15 minutes before he died and it revealed astounding results.

First ever scan of dying human brain shows astounding results

A new study called Brain-Computer Interface Restoration of Arm and Voice (BRAVO) has successfully converted the brainwaves of a paralysed man into proper sentences.

Researchers in US convert brainwaves of a paralysed man into sentences

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