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V S Ramachandran

Humans

The fragility of you and what it says about consciousness

Some people see time, others feel like impostors. Their unusual brains have much to tell us about our sense of self, finds V.S. Ramachandran

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Awesome awe: The emotion that gives us superpowers

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Awesome awe: The emotion that gives us superpowers

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Medaka fish

Life

Fish can't recognise faces if they’re upside down – just like us

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Your eardrums move in sync with your eyes but we don’t know why

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Your eardrums move in sync with your eyes but we don’t know why

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brain artwork

Life

Smart but dumb: probing the mysteries of brainless intelligence

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A brain-training app

Technology

Brain-training game fails test against regular computer games

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person having their head bandaged

Health

Serious head injuries nearly double your risk of dementia

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hospital room

Health

Using light to reset the body clock can treat brain disorders

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depressed man

Life

The ethics issue: Should we make everyone 'normal'?

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Technology

Amputees control avatar by imagining moving their missing limbs

Even after losing a limb, brain activity associated with imagined movements can be read by an fMRI brain scanner and used to control a computer character

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Health

Best evidence yet that Parkinson's could be autoimmune disease

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Anxiety drug may prevent common virus that causes birth defects

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Health

Pig brain cells implanted into brains of people with Parkinson’s

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Life

Fetuses turn to follow face-like shapes while in the womb

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