Learn more about magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) with this interactive game, based on the 2003 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.

Try out a memory boosting technique called mnemonics with this hands-on activity.

Did you know that an adult human can distinguish up to 10,000 different smells? Learn more about your amazing sense of smell in this video.

Why do we get motion sickness? Learn what this condition has to do with the brain and your senses in this video.

You know what you look like, but what does your brain think you look like? See how your brain visualizes your body and map your own ‘cortical homunculus’ with this hands-on activity.

The primate retina passes information about rapid movement to the brain.

New technologies are giving children who are deaf a chance to hear.

The neuroscientist discusses her pioneering research and her commitment to helping women in science succeed.

Through complex systems that begin with cells that respond to physical stimuli and send signals through a maze of brain circuits, we can know — both consciously and otherwise — what goes on around us and within our bodies.

Even without a disease such as Alzheimer's, the aging brain does show signs of wear. Researchers look to the molecular level to see if they can slow the healthy, normal progress.