The Broken Mirror
by Sara Adaes, PhDMirror neurons are a class of neurons that become active both when an individual performs a particular action and when... READ MORE →
Mirror neurons are a class of neurons that become active both when an individual performs a particular action and when... READ MORE →
Prions are infectious agents, but of a very unusual kind. Technically, they are just proteins with an incorrectly folded... READ MORE →
We have long known the simplest recipe for weight loss: eat less and exercise more. Yet despite our understanding of the... READ MORE →
A recent article suggests the possibility that neurofeedback (NFB) can be useful in the treatment of those experiencing substance... READ MORE →
Those of us in the psychological profession as well as those in closely related fields are absolutely fascinated about consciousness.... READ MORE →
Game theory has repeatedly confirmed the human tendency to help others, even when helping is costly. The Prisoner’s Dilemma... READ MORE →
You have probably experienced the agonizing pain of bumping your toes against furniture, haven’t you? And I bet that you... READ MORE →
We hear of Parkinson’s disease very often these days. This is indeed a very common neurological disorder affecting... READ MORE →
My Aunt C. took up an unlikely hobby after her retirement as a school teacher. Not long after she read her last Dr. Seuss... READ MORE →
If you read a lot of neuroscience articles, or even just news about the brain, you’ll likely notice that there’s... READ MORE →
This Sunday February 14th (9 p.m. ET), the Emmy-nominated Brain Games tv-show is back! Wonder junkie Jason Silva returns to our screens, teaming up with... READ MORE →
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