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Gregory Berns

Life

The man who reads dog minds and personalities in a brain scanner

Gregory Berns coaxes dogs into MRI scanners to see what's going on in their heads. It even reveals if they would make good helpers for people with disabilities

Features

A macaque

Life

Monkeys can be tricked into thinking all objects are familiar

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face artwork

Health

Chemical controllers: How hormones influence your body and mind

Features

Shadowy figures and fireworks

Health

Keep having nightmares? You may be getting too much sleep

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V S Ramachandran

Humans

The fragility of you and what it says about consciousness

Features

brain artwork

Life

Smart but dumb: probing the mysteries of brainless intelligence

Features

Technology

Amputees control avatar by imagining moving their missing limbs

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Pieces of cabbage

Health

Special cells explain why cabbage and stress churn your guts

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Man with coloroured lines superimposed on his face

Humans

Photos of human faces reassembled from monkeys’ brain signals

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Humans

Your Brain Is a Time Machine: Why we need to talk about time

From space-time to the way minds keep time, getting to grips with the temporal is complex but rewarding, shows a new book

Culture

Health

Learning to read and write rewires adult brain in six months

News

Humans

The brain starts to eat itself after chronic sleep deprivation

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