The formulation of a complex motor plan allows humans to engage in error-driven learning, showing us the importance of learning to fail.

How does the hippocampus and prefrontal cortex work together to make a decision of whether or not to ride a roller coaster?

In this interview with Associate Professor Justine Gatt, we will look at Justine's career journey, including all the highs and the lows.

With science uncovering various aspects about learning, including active learning, its only a matter of time what science will discover next

A very brief history of the power struggle between the heart and the brain, and how the brain came out on top.

"Think yourself to healing." The Placebo effect can cause certain hormones and neurochemicals to be released. Perceiving is believing.

Exploring Careers in STEM - an interview conducted by YNA where we ask Sam van Boheman, co-founder of Nuroflux, questions pertaining to STEM

Every day in Australia, nearly 150 opioid-harm related hospitalisations occur and 3 people die from opioid abuse.

Habits are repetitive, reward-insensitive actions and these goal-directed behaviours are mediated by different neural pathways.

Music therapy has proven benefits for several diseases, as well as improve mental health in students. It has proven to stimulate the brain.

Zoom fatigue refers to stress and exhaustion following prolonged virtual interactions and can be attributed to an effort-reward imbalance.

Individuals with sensory impairments are often able to remarkably adjust to daily tasks. But sometimes, people seemingly develop superpowers

Professional sports have always been big business, but when players' heads are being sacrificed, it is time to draw the line.

Neuralink is a newly founded neurotechnology company developing implantable brain-machine interfaces, to connect humans and computers.

Mental illnesses can affect our brain in more ways than just mood.

Though the ketogenic diet is primarily in the news as a means of weight loss, it has carved a useful niche in the treatment of epilepsy.

Memory loss, otherwise known as amnesia, is a common trope used in film - but how accurate are the stories we see?

Your chronotype as an early bird or night owl may have been determined by your “morningness” genes (or CLOCK genes).

Most of us occasionally rely on magical thinking, but the inability to ignore intrusive thoughts be quite psychologically dangerous.

How is our world of gadgets and gizmos evolving to reshape the health industry and reimagine the ways in which we approach dementia care?