The fingerprints would be a more direct reflection of differences in brain structure and activity, helping researchers identify the effect of a drug or other therapy across diverse brain anatomies.

Dr. T and Mrs. C., Science Educators from the Springfield Museums, are here with a forensic activity you can try at home to […] (Mass Appeal) ...

Fingerprints are unique and last for a lifetime. They’ve been used to identify individuals since the 1800s. Several theories have been put forth to explain how fingerprints form, including ...

Inside your skull, your brain hums along with its own unique pattern of activity, a neural fingerprint that’s yours and yours alone. A heavy dose of psilocybin temporarily wipes the prints clean ...

And by comparing multiple brain fingerprints captured four months apart from the same person, Shan and Hermens realized they could even predict an adolescent’s mental health outcomes. To date, LABS’ ...

"I believe we're going to do our fingerprint activity, where they can put their fingerprint on a balloon and then we blow up the balloon, so it expands the fingerprints for them to look at the ...

Scientists say they found one of the oldest known symbolic objects bearing a human fingerprint in Europe. The print hints at the possible capacity of Neanderthals to create art.