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The neuroscientist discusses how creative thinking led to some of his most groundbreaking discoveries. -
As we age, we can see our hair gray and our skin wrinkle. Less obvious are the changes happening in our brains. -
The modern world has changed when we sleep — but our work and school schedules have failed to keep pace. -
A good night's sleep can strengthen memories and promote creative thinking. -
By targeting pain at its source, scientists are aiming to develop new and safer pain relievers. -
Playing a musical instrument is the brain equivalent of a full-body workout. -
Our remarkable capacity for imagination requires complex neural networks. -
A family of proteins determines which nerve cells thrive or die. -
Our brains change in subtle but measurable ways as we age, and neuroscientists have a few ideas about why that may be. -
Migraines are more than ordinary headaches, but neuroscientists are still investigating how and why they happen.
