Flavors aren’t all about what we taste. Learn how we create and experience flavor in this short puppet show.

Colors aren‘t an objective fact of the external world. Instead, they’re the result of how our brains interpret visible light.

Memories aren’t static. Instead, they evolve over time, just like we do.

When a surprising experience contradicts our expectations, our brains can quickly adapt to the new circumstances and make decisions accordingly thanks to the anterior cingulate cortex.

Reading regularly can improve language, memory, and reasoning skills by strengthening brain areas responsible for these processes.

Serotonin is a neurotransmitter with a unique life cycle and method of transportation across neurons.

Help your students create videos about the brain and nervous system.

Some brain signals once thought to be "noise" actually encode useful information. Lessons from the physics of flow encourage us to reconsider these unpredictable signals and now scientists are finding uses for them in medicine.

Biomarkers can help doctors diagnose Alzheimer’s earlier, giving patients more time to pursue interventions to slow disease progression.

Artificial intelligence can guess what you’re thinking — but only if it has been trained using your own brain activity data.