Brain

Explore the fascinating phenomenon of déjà vu and delve into the leading scientific theories that attempt to explain why we sometimes feel like we've experienced a moment before.

Neuroscientist Daniel Wolpert argues that the brain evolved primarily for movement, not just thinking or feeling. Discover how this perspective changes our understanding of cognitive function.

Explore the science behind animation and how our brains interpret a rapid sequence of images as continuous motion, creating the illusion of movement.

Explore the groundbreaking techniques that allow us to visualize the intricate workings of the brain, from the Golgi stain to green fluorescent protein and antibody staining.

Explore the shift in understanding mental illness as brain disorders, emphasizing early detection and intervention for conditions like schizophrenia, depression, and bipolar disorder.