New study shows how our past and future selves become less distinguishable over time.

Researchers have created a new way to predict how we match response to rewards.

Assistant Professor Jeremy Manning was elected as a member of the Memory Disorders Research Society! MDRS is a professional honors society dedicated to the study of how memory works and why it breaks. Membership to the society is by invitation only.

Information about familiar faces is shared across the brains of people who know each other.

A study using mobile phone sensing data finds that stress may decrease socialization.

Professor Tor Wager is senior author on a study recently published in JAMA Psychiatry. The study, conducted in Dr. Wager's Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience laboratory, provides strong evidence of lasting relief from chronic pain through psychological treatment, specifically Pain Reprocessing Therapy (PRT).

Study: The mathematical structures convey how brain activity patterns repeat.

"Eye contact is really immersive and powerful," says lead author and PBS graduate student Sophie Wohltjen.