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Afterimages -- what are they, and how are they generated by the color vision system of the brain? -
Learn about some of the most abundant cells in your brain with the help of Nancy Neuron. -
Perspective-taking can help us understand what it’s like to live with Parkinson’s disease. -
When you dance, your brain is behind your moves: your ears that hear, your foot that taps. It’s a synchrony of different brain parts working together to coordinate your rhythm and beat. -
The millions of microorganisms residing in the gut form our “second brain.” -
Getting ready for Brain Awareness Week? Check out some of our fun activities. -
As we age, connections between brain cells weaken and cells can't communicate with each other as effectively, leading to problems with memory and cognitive ability. -
Phantom limb syndrome is a condition in which people feel a limb that is not there. There are a few leading theories on why these sensations occur. -
We sense a lot about our environment but are only conscious of some of it. One theory, the global workspace theory, attempts to explain how the brain decides what to pay attention to. -
How well can you see in the dark? Your retinas have specialized nerve cells that help, but your brain makes things even clearer through a process called contrast gain control.
