It isn’t just your ears that allow you to hear, or just your eyes that allow you to see — it’s your brain.

The introduction of the post-traumatic stress disorder diagnosis in 1980 affirmed that traumatic experiences, even absent physical injury, could have enduring consequences for brain function and mental health.

Neuroscientist Nick Spitzer tells you the truth.

Bundles of extra-long axons transmit signals from eyes to brain.

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The researchers behind BrainFacts.org are from across the field of neuroscience, dedicating themselves to accessible storytelling and outreach about the brain.

Neuroscientist Nick Spitzer explains gene expression and how it helps your body’s cells function.

For over a century twins have been helping researchers understand how our genes and environment influence our susceptibility to disease.

Neurons and muscles communicate at specialized nodes called neuromuscular junctions.

Neuroscientist Jamie Hanson encourages scientists to look at people and situations that fall outside so-called societal norms.