If this sounds a bit like mind reading, well, it is. A group of neuroscientists have figured out how to decode a limited set of words “spoken” by our inner voices from looking at brain activity alone.

(CBS) Scientists say they've used a computer program to decode a person's brain waves and reconstruct the words a person hears. They think this technology could one day be used to eavesdrop on a ...

Anna Scretching-Cole helps students review the short sound of a and do a word sort. Anna Scretching-Cole helps students review the short sound of a, use it to blend words with a focus on m, b, s, and ...

Oh, to be a fly on the auditory cortex! That, in a manner of speaking, is exactly what a group of researchers working in Berkeley and San Francisco have done. Measurements of electrical signals in the ...

Wordle challenges players to identify a five-letter word within six attempts. Each guess triggers colour-coded feedback, green for correct letters in the right spot, yellow for correct letters in the ...