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Tag Archives: brains

01.09.11

How bloodsuckers find their blood

Scientists have identified the heat-sensitive facial nerves used by vampire bats...
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01.09.11

Dyslexia makes voices hard to discern, study finds

People with dyslexia struggle to recognise familiar voices, scientists suggest. The...
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26.07.11

Age-related brain shrinking is unique to humans

The brains of our closest relatives, unlike our own, do not...
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26.07.11

Images capture moment brain goes unconscious

For the first time researchers have monitored the brain as it...
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19.05.11

Nosing Out a Smell Gene

The daily smells of the world—the freshness of spring flowers, the...
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12.02.11

Don’t Take That Cookie!

Stop it! Don’t touch that! Sit down and be quiet! Whether...
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12.02.11

U.K. Neuroscientists Complain Funding Cut Penalizes Them for Success

LONDON—At a briefing here today, the British Neuroscience Association (BNA) warned...
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14.01.11

A Woman’s Tears: The Anti-Viagra?

For many a man, few things deflate his passion faster than...
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21.12.10

Do Chimps Play With Dolls?

In the tropical rainforest of Uganda’s Kibale National Park, a young...
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13.12.10

Sleepy Bees Lose Their Rhythm

Sleep deprived and having trouble communicating? You aren’t alone. Drowsy honey...
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02.12.10

Odor Exposure in the Womb Primes the Palate

Moms, want your children to eat their greens? Then you have...
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15.11.10

Rethinking Brain Evolution in Insects

As surprising at it may seem, wasps, bees, and even ants...
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11.11.10

Brain Zaps Improve Math

Need to improve your math skills or do your taxes faster?...
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01.07.10

A nervous switch

In 1863 a Heidelberg doctor described a devastating neurodegenerative condition that...
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20.11.09

A Musical Memory Tour

For many of us, songs by the Beatles trigger vivid and...
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20.11.09

Facial Recognition

How do we recognise faces and are there different ways of...
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20.11.09

Sound Masking

How has the brain evolved to cope in a noisy world?...
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20.11.09

Morning sickness may be sign of a bright baby

SICK of morning sickness? Take heart: it may be a sign...
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20.11.09

Beatles’ tunes aid memory recall

The world’s largest catalogue of Beatles-related recollections will be unveiled in...
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20.11.09

Stroking reveals pleasure nerve

A new touch-sensitive nerve fibre responsible for the sense of pleasure...
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