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A Perceptive Lens: Marlene Behrmann
Cognitive scientist, Marlene Behrmann, investigates what can be learned about visual perception through injury and disorders.
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How a Sensing Prosthetic Changed My Life
Brandon Prestwood, an amputee, shares how a prosthetic arm with a sense of touch changed his life.
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14 min
The Broad Reach of PTSD
Historically associated with combat veterans, PTSD symptoms occur in people with vastly different experiences, including those whose jobs rarely take them away from a desk.
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11 min
A History of the Classification of Glioma Brain Tumors
A meticulous repository of images and tissue samples led to the categorization of brain tumors and the development of treatment for glioblastomas.
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The Curious Case of Patient H.M.
A 29-year-old man with amnesia taught neuroscientists a lot about memory.
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Blind Minds Eyes: Aphantasia and Our Diverse Inner Lives
Learn about aphantasia and your "mind's eye" in this video.
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4 min
The American Crowbar Case: How a Metal Rod Shaped Modern Neuroscience
It only took one man and one iron rod to set into motion a series of events that undeniably offer us a deeper glimpse into the workings of our brain.
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5 min
What Happens When You Remove the Hippocampus?
The hippocampus is the key to your long-term memory.
TED
These Brains Changed Neuroscience
In this podcast from Science Friday, science writer Sam Kean joins Ira Flatow to talk about the brain injuries that led to some of neuroscience’s biggest breakthroughs
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Bruce Jenner and Changing Your Brain’s Sex
The debut of Bruce Jenner’s sex change on the cover of Vanity Fair was stunning, but superficial. A deeper question than her newfound beauty is: What about her brain?
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The Blood-Brain Barrier
Identifying new ways to bypass the brain's elaborate security system may one day lead to better outcomes for patients with brain tumors or other neurological disorders.
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Right Vs. Left Brain Theory
Originally performed to relieve the symptoms of epilepsy, split-brain experiments in the 1960s revealed that the left and right sides of the brain were good at different tasks.
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