By studying never-before-seen details of brain connectivity in human infants, researchers have identified how a balance of innate structure and flexible learning produces our remarkably organized ...

A Stanford-led study finds that brain organization for visual recognition is partly innate but also shaped by experience. Using MRI on infants, researchers identified stable white matter connections ...

A single moment can make a difference. New research shows that even a brief, subtle exposure to a security cue can boost mood ...

Trot singer Jin-wook has drawn attention by confessing late about his premarital pregnancy, marriage, and the fact that he is ...

The bulk of the DOE’s nuclear work is done by around 60,000 contract workers. The people who build the missiles, dig the ...

He’s pushy and profane; definitely no Willy Wonka. But Jim Fetzer – aka the Chocolate Nazi – is a one-man factory, churning out 20,000 pounds a year of some of the finest chocolates around.

“Hot spot policing,” or directing officers in areas of the city where gun violence is prevalent, is one strategy. Hall said ...

Ahead of a tense session of City Council on March 18, a long line of motorcycles sat parked outside of Municipal Center West.

Color perception is a fascinating puzzle in psychology and neuroscience. How do people experience color, and is that ...

T he tone of AMC’s neo-Western Dark Winds, based on the Leaphorn & Chee novels by Tony Hillerman, has been consistently grave. It has its moments of levity, but for the most par ...