The brain that feels the weather in the room 
The Invisibility of Women’s Health in Neuroscience 
The Hidden Factors That Shape Our Sense of Fairness 
The science behind easter-eggs search
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Brain aging
There are two types of intelligence: fluid intelligence and crystallized intelligence. Crystallized intelligence refers to
Forming superstition
We are able to rapidly learn an association between events that happen sequentially, sometimes even
Can paracetamol soothe your broken heart?
If you’ve ever gone through a bad breakup, you’ve probably experienced the phenomenon called “heartache”
The power of your expectations
Did you know that your expectations can have a profound impact on your perception, behavior,
The poo pill
In an increasingly sterile world, bacteria have more and more opportunity to do damage. Luckily,
Do you suffer from earworms? Try chewing gum!
The earworm, a phenomenon that you are likely to be familiar with. You listen to
Computer beats humans in the board game Go
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Late night guests in your head
Have you ever experienced sleep paralysis? You’re in bed, you’re asleep, and yet you can
Why we decide to stay with our social partners
Most of us have, at some point, ended a social relationship or at least thought