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It pays to remember what made you sad

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It pays to remember what made you sad

People with impaired memory feel sad even when they have forgotten what made them sad – which suggests emotions and memory are not as connected as we thought

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Stranger danger at heart of racial bias

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Visual tricks can make downloads seem quicker

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Visual tricks can make downloads seem quicker

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Is that paradise beckoning, or just CO₂ in your blood?

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Ageing makes it harder to cope with repeated stress

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A little stress may boost the fetal brain

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Millipede memory matches flash for durability

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Electrical engineering fixes brain's circuit board

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Electrical engineering fixes brain's circuit board

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Innovation: Only mind games will make us save power

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Innovation: Only mind games will make us save power

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Time Lords discovered in California

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Time Lords discovered in California

The discovery of a new form of synaesthesia suggests that 2 per cent of humans have the power of perceiving the geography of time

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How your brain remembers the future

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Picking our brains: What are memories made of?

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Picking our brains: How strong is the mind-body link?

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Picking our brains: What are mirror neurons?

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