Explores the concept of thoughtcrime from George Orwell’s 1984 and the growing concern around neurotechnology, brain data privacy, and emerging ethical risks.

Reviews research suggesting that non-invasive brain stimulation techniques may enhance cognitive performance and counter age-related cognitive slowing.

Researchers propose new human rights frameworks to protect individuals from unauthorized access, manipulation, or theft of neural data.

Sandia National Laboratories researchers demonstrate improved training outcomes when tDCS is paired with cognitive learning tasks.

Highlights how combining learning activities with non-invasive brain stimulation may accelerate skill acquisition and memory retention.

Reports on studies suggesting targeted brain stimulation may influence ethical decision-making and honest behavior.

University of Zurich researchers identify neural mechanisms governing honesty and self-interest using non-invasive stimulation.

Clinical trials show promising results for transcranial direct current stimulation in chronic pain management.

Explores the neurological cost of multitasking and how cognitive overload affects brain performance.

Investigates the safety of consumer brain stimulation devices used for focus, concentration, and cognitive enhancement.