Tag: cognitive neuroscience

A multimodal virtual reality study found that adults with substance use disorder exhibited elevated risk-taking, diminished behavioral adjustment after losses, ...

A new study in PLOS Biology shows the hippocampus represents combined audiovisual experiences as a distinct gestalt, with anterior regions ...

A newly published research collection highlights global investigations led by women exploring neural tracking, linguistic diversity, and computational speech assessment.

A new Frontiers Research Topic gathers studies led by early-career researchers in psychophysiology and cognitive neuroscience, spanning bodily self-representation, neural ...

Five scientists received 2026 BBRF Outstanding Achievement Prizes for research on schizophrenia, inflammation in depression, early brain development and the ...

An exploratory analysis of 743 healthy adults found no robust prefrontal-specific MRI marker of cognition, with all reported structure–behavior associations ...

A new EEG study finds that objects learned in virtual reality and on desktop screens are recognized equally well, but ...

A Frontiers editorial concludes a decade-long trilogy by arguing that artificial general intelligence will require a shift from machine learning ...

New research shows that spontaneous eye movement sequences mirror the hidden structure of working memory and shift to replay-like patterns ...

New research shows that moral and perceptual decisions share the same computational logic but are carried out by distinct, specialized ...

Understanding how humans process and interpret speech, especially in the face of distortions, has been a captivating challenge for scientists ...

In a groundbreaking study published in the prestigious journal Cell Reports, researchers have made significant leaps in understanding how neurotransmitters ...