Nervous System: The Show is a half hour long episode on the huge network of nerves and neurons in our bodies.

Students can see how quickly their brain picks up a new skill using the example of code breaking.

The professor discusses the neuroscience of social behaviors and science outreach in this podcast from People Behind the Science.

This webpage explains how the simple act of touching your nose isn't so simple at all! It goes through all the steps in the brain from the want to touch your nose to the contraction of your muscles to touch the nose.

An early discovery kicked off a century of Alzheimer's research.

Scientists are investigating why the taste of food you love (or hate) can conjure up such strong memories.

Tiny cells in the inner ear transform vibrations in the air into every imaginable sound.

Check out some of our favorite images of the olfactory system in action.

As neurolaw grows at remarkable pace, judges are still determining how, whether, and when to support brain science in the courtroom.

Pulling all-nighters to binge watch your favorite movie can lead to some major problems in your brain.