History and Philosophy
Great scientists and great ideas have molded what we know about our brains. Who are these brain explorers and how did they go about discovering more about the human brain, and thus about us?
- Mental Illness at the Movies
- Why Can’t Our Brains Figure Out Magic Tricks?
- Never Stop Learning!
- Podcast: Highlights from “Neuroplasticity and Healing” Summit …
- Video: Michael Merzenich in Conversation with the Dalai Lama
- Hey Lucy – You Already Use Way More Than 10% of Your Brain!
- Controversial Facebook Research Shows …
- More Evidence that Music Lessons May Strengthen the Brain
- This is What Happens in your Brain When You’re Scared Senseless
- Soft-Wired: How the New Science of Brain Plasticity Can Change your Life
- Myths About the Brain: 10 percent and Counting
- Hans Selye: The Discovery of Stress
- Santiago Ramon y Cajal: “The Father of Neuroscience”
- Century of the Brain
- Rights and Wrongs: The Emerging Field of Neuroethics
- Think like an Ancient Egyptian: The First Mention of the Brain
- A Conversation with William H. Calvin
- A Conversation With Brian Butterworth
- Eric Kandel’s Search For Memory
- HAPPY 50th BIRTHDAY, GENETICS!
- A Conversation With Howard Gardner
- A Conversation With Marian Diamond
- We’re Inside-Out Crustaceans
- A Conversation With Bruce McEwen
- Roger Sperry: The Brains Inside The Brain
- A Marriage of Art and Learning: An Interview with James Catterall
- A Conversation With Robert Sapolsky
- The Drug of Choice: Caffeine and the Brain
- Bill Newsome’s Neural Basis of Behavior
- Cognitive and Emotional Development in Children
- A Conversation With Joseph LeDoux
