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Neuroscience

Do We Think in Pictures, Words, or… Code?

A conversation with cognitive scientist Evelina Fedorenko about where thought and language overlap

November 9, 2026

A Neuropsychologist Explains the Importance of Exercise in Fighting Dementia

Adopting certain lifestyle habits, including physical exercise, could significantly reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia

November 6, 2026

The Evolutionary Arc From Pigeon Brains to Machine Consciousness

A conversation with comparative cognition researcher Edward Wasserman about learning and the “edge of chaos”

November 5, 2026

The Myth of Mommy Brain

A conversation with neuroscientist Susana Carmona, author of “A Mother’s Brain,” about how the brain changes in motherhood

November 4, 2026

The Teenage Girl Who Remembers Everything

A conversation with a scientist about a 16-year-old who has highly superior autobiographical memory

October 27, 2026

LSD May Speed Up Brain Activity and Make it Fractal

New study suggests a more complex reshuffling of experience

October 22, 2026

How Our Brains Read Emotions in Other People

This multisensory process engages many brain networks at once

October 19, 2026

Why Story and Playtime Really Matter

Face-to-face interaction trumps screens for social and language learning

October 15, 2026

Do Babies Feel Shame?

Research suggests they may be capable of self-conscious emotion much earlier than we thought

October 5, 2026

Are Right‑Brained People Really More Creative?

Here’s what the science really tells us

October 5, 2026

This Obscure 1960s Guide to LSD Holds Up

A survey of more than 500 private psychedelic users finds real utility in a 60-year-old pamphlet on safe tripping penned by a pioneer of harm reduction

October 2, 2026