Mind
How much can you trust your own memory?
In Pieces of Light, psychologist Charles Fernyhough says the brain continually rewrites our past 鈥� so how accurate are our recollections?
Culture
Health
Split personality crime: who is guilty?
News
Humans
Robot avatar body controlled by thought alone
News
Health
Diagnosing Parkinson’s in a phone call with a computer
News
Humans
Rubber hand shows brain can be fooled on skin colour
News
Humans
Implanted electrodes offer clues to brain’s ‘thesaurus’
News
Health
Autism’s brain activity captured in diagnostic test
News
Humans
Charisma class: How to win fans and influence people
Features
Humans
Special goggles reveal when babies see in 3D
News
Humans
How much cheating is alright?
We're all prone to dishonesty, says Dan Ariely, but to avoid another financial meltdown, bankers really need to learn from the psychology of cheating
Opinion
Humans
Daydream your way to creativity
Features
Health
Positive switch for body electronics
Features
Health
Rare brain samples lost in freezer failure
News
Humans
Lucky accidents of human evolution: Brain gain
Features