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A biological basis for free will

Life

A biological basis for free will

Our path through life isn't predetermined. Neuroscientist Peter Ulric Tse says he has identified the brain mechanism that lets us choose our fate

Opinion

Mind readers: How we get inside other people's heads

Life

Mind readers: How we get inside other people's heads

Features

Finding the players in the symphony of IQ genes

Life

Finding the players in the symphony of IQ genes

News

Steered by thoughts, drone flies through hoops

Technology

Steered by thoughts, drone flies through hoops

News

Mindscapes: The man who needs to paralyse himself

Health

Mindscapes: The man who needs to paralyse himself

News

The trouble with neuroscience

Life

The trouble with neuroscience

Books & Arts

The voices within: The power of talking to yourself

Life

The voices within: The power of talking to yourself

Features

Old schooled: You never stop learning like a child

Life

Old schooled: You never stop learning like a child

Features

String theory may limit space brain threat

Life

String theory may limit space brain threat

News

Health

B vitamins may slow the advance of Alzheimer's

Vitamin supplements seem to prevent atrophy of brain regions such as the hippocampus, which waste away in people with Alzheimer's

News

Health

Zap the brain with electricity to speed up mental maths

News

Humans

Consciousness: Why aren't we all zombies?

Features

Humans

Consciousness: Our silent partner, the unconscious

Features

Life

Tracing the roots of human morality in animals

Books & Arts