Dreams

Dreams boost learning and help us make sense of the real world. A new study may be the first to show this connection between dreaming and learning.

Lucid dreaming, or being aware of and able to control your dreaming state, may sound like a typical nocturnal experience to some...

Parts of brain involved in problem solving become active during daydreaming.

Dreams might mean nothing, but we take them seriously as Sigmund Freud did, nonetheless.

Women have more nightmares than men, a British researcher says, but men are more likely to dream about sex.

Japanese researchers say they've imaged thoughts and dreams and displayed them on a computer screen.

Robot uses recorded brainwaves to create interpretive movements of dreams.

Bored out of your mind is a reality. During mundane tasks, your brain shifts into a default mode of daydreaming, a recent study concludes.

A patient with dream loss points way to where we imagine at night.