BCI - Brain to Control Games Directly, Maybe Vice Versa
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Medical practitioners raise concerns about a new breed of videogame that would allow users to control gameplay using thoughts alone.
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Scientists have mapped a key network of switches in the brain which could aid research into neurological conditions.
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A Pac-Man-like game that delivers electric shocks to gamers reveals the brain's reaction to danger.
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How neuroscience is transforming the legal system.
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CHICAGO (Reuters Life!) - Playing video games appears to help surgeons with skills that truly count: how well they operate using a precise technique, a study said on Monday.
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Game addicts meet a potentially addictive new game. Will profit ensue?
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How advances in neuroscience could transform our legal system.
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U.S. scientists have, for the first time, applied a computer model of how the brain processes visual information to a complex, real world task.  People have been talking about computers imitating the brain for a long time, said Massachusetts Institute of Technology Professor Tomaso Poggio.
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roundup Playtime isn't always fun. As researchers note the effect of violent games on the brain, some console buyers risk life and limb.
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Games will soon be able to interact with the virtual world using their thoughts and emotions alone.
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When pondering how to help a son with SPD -- his brain can't handle all the sensory input from his body -- a software engineer looks to neuro-tech experts and recalibration. In Bodyhack.
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Well-designed studies suggest several ways to improve the brainâs viability.
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Playing computer games can improve a surgeon's performance in the operating theatre, a study shows.
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Neural impulses, synaptic transmission, and drug action : A 3 part series    Part I : \
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Predictions from a neural network could make characters' movements less jerky.
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Electrical stimulation of regions deep in the brain has become fairly common in recent years for treating Parkinson's disease symptoms, but there may be a simpler and safer alternative.
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Soon you'll be able to run your kid's toy train, flip on the tube or channel surf without lifting a finger. A new Japanese technology developed by Hitachi lets you control electronic devices translates brain activity into electrical signals.