From a cubic millimeter of brain tissue, scientists have constructed a precise, 3D map of the activity in a mouse’s brain, detailing 84,000 neurons and more than 500 million synapses.

Thanks to a mouse watching clips from “The Matrix,” scientists have created the largest functional map of a brain to date.

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Sleeping on the job! That was one reaction to a report by The Sunday Times that Heathrow chief executive ...

What if we could obtain the memory, learning and perception benefits of “power naps” without actually sleeping? The team first trained five monkeys on a task evaluating image orientations and ...

Mouth taping, intended to promote nasal breathing during sleep, is popular despite limited scientific support. It may reduce snoring, bad breath, and fatigue. However, side effects and safety ...

Getting enough sleep is easier said than done — that's where napping comes in handy. Whether you're looking to catch up on rest after a sleepless night or relax in the afternoon, napping is an ...

Summary: A new study reveals how the brain reprocesses and refines memories during sleep, particularly those related to spatial learning. Researchers tracked rats’ hippocampal neuron activity for up ...

Sleep apnea affects how well you breathe at night. The cause can depend on the type of sleep apnea you’re experiencing. Sleep apnea is a term that describes a sleep disorder where your breathing ...

If you’ve ever struggled with sleep (read: if you’re a human), you can probably rattle off at least a few pieces of sage sleep advice: Quit the caffeine in the evening. Turn your bedroom into ...

Pulsar Gaming Gears announced a new gaming mouse designed in collaboration with Esports professional Tyson "TenZ" Ngo and named it after him. The company is also collaborating with iBUYPOWER to ...

“Everyone has a specific threshold for insomnia, and sometimes precipitating factors can break through the threshold and you can’t sleep. The stressors could be personal ...

It might momentarily disturb your sleep but it usually doesn’t affect your ability to instantly return to the land of nod. But what are these fleeting moments called and why do they happen?