• Discovery of Neurons That Allow Us to Recognize Others

• Male Babies 'talk' More in the First Year Than Female Babies Do

• Flexible Nanoelectrodes Can Provide Fine-Grained Brain Stimulation

• What Marsupials Can Teach Us About Brain Development

• You Can Satisfy Your Appetite Just by Looking at Pictures of Food on Your Phone
• Mind to Molecules: Does Brain's Electrical Encoding of Information 'tune' Sub-Cellular Structure?

• Blind Trust in Enhancement Technologies Encourages Risk-Taking Even If the Tech Is a Sham

• Scientists Discover a Deadly Brain Cancer's Hidden Weakness

• Our Thoughts Alter Our Tactile Perception

• Human Eyes Really Do Play 'tricks' On the Mind, Say Experts
• New Research Sheds Light on How Human Vision Perceives Scale

• The Influence of AI on Trust in Human Interaction

• Scientists Discover How Mutations in a Language Gene Produce Speech Deficits

• Machine Learning Model Sheds Light on How Brains Recognize Communication Sounds

• Scientists Discover Anatomical Changes in the Brains of the Newly Sighted
• Do People and Monkeys See Colors the Same Way?

• Speaking a Tonal Language Could Boost Your Melodic Ability, but at the Cost of Rhythm

• It's Not as Difficult as You Think to Shout Upwind
• Effects of Brain Stimulation Amenable to Conditioning

• Music for Sleeping and Music for Studying Share Surprising Similarities

• Human Brains Process Social Situations Similarly -- Researchers Discovered a Brain Network for Social Perception

• Can You Describe a Sensation Without Feeling It First?

• Scientists Achieve Promising Results Towards Restoring Vision in Blindness Caused by Cellular Degeneration in the Eye

• Overwhelmed? Your Astrocytes Can Help With That

• Tiny Eye Movements Are Under a Surprising Degree of Cognitive Control

• Retinal Scans: A Non-Invasive, Inexpensive Method to Track Human Aging
• Early Study Shows Cones in Retinal Degeneration, Thought to Be Dormant, May Retain Visual Function
• New Form of Omega-3 Could Prevent Visual Decline With Alzheimer's Disease

• Art Evokes Feelings in the Body

• Blind People Sense Their Heartbeats Better Than Sighted

• How Salt Can Taste Sweet: The Myriad Mechanisms of Taste Perception

• How the Brain's 'internal Compass' Works
• The Challenge of Keeping an Audience Engaged: How Language Shapes Attention

• Vocal Tract Size, Shape Dictate Speech Sounds

• Head-Worn Device Can Control Mobile Manipulators
• Molecular Basis for Alkaline Taste

• Making Sense of Scents: Deciphering Our Sense of Smell

• Robots Can Help Improve Mental Wellbeing at Work -- As Long as They Look Right

• SCENTinel 1.1, Second Iteration of Monell's Rapid Smell Test, Discriminates Between Smell Loss and Smell Distortions

• Children at Risk for Autism Struggle to Notice Mismatched Audio and Video, Researchers Find
• Study Finds Perception of Time Linked to Heartbeat

• New Insights: Eye Damage in Alzheimer's Disease Patients
• The Self-Taught Vocabulary of Homesigning Deaf Children Supports Universal Constraints on Language

• How Common Is Face Blindness?

• Discovery Suggests New Way to Prevent Common Causes of Vision Loss

• Trained Brains Rapidly Suppress Visual Distractions

• How the Mongolian Gerbil May Help Speed Recovery of a Rare Inner Ear Problem

• Serial Dependance Bias: Does It Affect Higher Or Lower-Order Processing of Perception?
• Fragile X Syndrome: Sensory Signals from Outside World Are Underrepresented by Cortical Pyramida, Study Shows

• Paying Attention to Faces May Be Linked With Psychopathology Levels and 'Big Five' Personality Traits

• Brain-Wave Data and Hearing Test May Help Diagnosis Autism Earlier

• Can Hearing Loss Be Reversed? Research Reveals Clues That Could Regrow the Cells That Help Us Hear
• Changes in the Brain Responsible for Motor Skill Learning

• Toddlers' Attention to 'motherese' Speech May Be Used to Diagnose Autism

• Human Brain Organoids Respond to Visual Stimuli When Transplanted Into Adult Rats
• Sparse, Small, but Diverse Neural Connections Help Make Perception Reliable, Efficient

• Babies Remember Faces Despite Face Masks, Study Suggests
• Learning With All Your Senses: Multimodal Enrichment as the Optimal Learning Strategy of the Future
• AI Technologies Have Even More Exaggerated Biases in Perception of Facial Age Than Humans

• More Variability Helps Learning
• Tuning Into Brainwave Rhythms Speeds Up Learning in Adults, Study Finds

• New Collection of Human Brain Atlases That Chart Postnatal Development

• Researchers Identify Neurons That 'learn' To Smell a Threat
• Altered Speech May Be the First Sign of Parkinson's Disease

• Neuroscientists Identify a Small Molecule That Restores Visual Function After Optic Nerve Injury

• Genetic Diagnosis Helps Guide Care of Childhood Hearing Loss

• Strict-Sounding Teachers Worse in the Classroom Than Kind Colleagues

• 管理情绪更好可以防止没有抓住l Aging

• The Nose Knows: Study Suggests It May Be Wise to Screen for Smell Loss to Predict Frailty and Unhealthy Aging

• Two Separate Eye Diseases May Contribute to Common Blinding Eye Condition

• The Brain's Ability to Perceive Space Expands Like the Universe
• Researchers Reveal an Added Layer of Nuance in Our Sense of Smell

• To Identify a Voice, Brains Rely on Sight

• Singing Supports Stroke Rehabilitation

• When Our Vertical Perception Gets Distorted: Body Pitch and Translational Body Motion

• A Checkerboard Pattern of Inner Ear Cells Enables Us to Hear

• Scientists Find Key Reason Why Loss of Smell Occurs in Long COVID-19
• Brain Flexibility May Hasten Hearing Improvements from Cochlear Implants

• 第三个长COVID病人Suffer Persistent Smell Loss, Study Finds
• Network Neuroscience Theory Best Predictor of Intelligence
• Orangutan Communication Sheds Light on Human Speech Origins

• Casting Light On, and Through, Your Eyelids

• Some Claim Culture Affects Our Basic Visual Perception
• Inhibiting Imitation of Others Can Increase Understanding of Others, Study Finds
• Two Master Genes Critical for Hearing

• Does Throwing My Voice Make You Want to Shop Here?
• Frequently Using Digital Devices to Soothe Young Children May Backfire

• Oxytocin Drives Development of Neural Connections in Adult-Born Neurons, Study Finds
• Socialness Is in the Eye of the Beholder

• Long-Term Hearing Loss Treatment

• Hearing Is Believing: Sounds Can Alter Our Visual Perception

• Neuronal Activities in the Sensorimotor Cortex
• Fearlessness Can Be Learned

• Playing the Piano Boosts Brain Processing Power and Helps Lift the Blues

• New Potential Mechanism for Vision Loss Discovered

• How Voice Technology Influences What We Reveal About Ourselves
• Crowding Makes Time Seem to Pass More Slowly

• Brain Cells Use a Telephone Trick to Report What They See

• Picky Eaters Are Put Off by Food Depending on Plateware Color