Tickle – a fascinating yet mysterious field in neuroscience 
Word forecasts: how your brain reads into the future 
The Secret Life of “Aha!” Moments And Why We Remember Them 
A fast Spanish speaker? That’s not saying much
Learners of some languages, like Spanish, often complain that native speakers talk too quickly. But
Lasers that control your brain
You see it often in science-fiction films: brains controlled by a microchip for instance. But
Stroke: When there’s no food available in the brain
When the brain is elderly, there is a higher risk of having a “brain attack”
Your Brain on Psilocybin
There’s a growing amount of evidence that “magical” mushrooms have potential mental health benefits, leading
Mirrors that fight ghost pain
Do you believe in ghosts? Phantom or ”ghost” pain happens when a limb is amputated.
Communication in sync: similar ideas look the same in the brain
Neuroscientist, Uri Hasson, Explains in his TED talk That we activate our brains in the
Could you go without your daily dose of caffeine?
Who could go a morning without their ‘black gold’, coffee? This caffeinated drink is for
Neuroscience is not mind-reading
These days, people seem to be afraid that neuroscientists might be able to read their
What is a Meme?
You’ll find funny images posted online, called ‘memes’. However, this word has been used far
Multiple Sclerosis: A chain reaction
The brain is protected from microbes, germs and viruses, that would otherwise enter through a