The relative timing of brainwaves encodes the structure of a sentence.
Receptor modifies how mated fruit flies perceive polyamines.
The learning process leads to a reorganization that extends to deep brain structures.
The sexier we perceive the music we are listening to, the more sensual we experience the contact—even if we know that we are touched by a robot instead of a person.
Birds engage in all types of sleep in flight, but in remarkably small amounts.
Language that is metrically regular to an unusual degree is not only found in poetry, but also in the language of rites and festive events, in preverbal infant-directed speech (IDS), in slogans, commercial ads, etc.
Neuroscientists discover a mechanism for brain-wide communication when selecting a route toward a destination.
The brain is not relying on random-wiring, but self-organized neural networks for visual information processing.
In an age of all-knowing algorithms, how do we choose not to know?
Researchers uncover molecular clues for synesthesia.
