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Podcast

March 6, 2009

Caterpillars infiltrate ant nests, loneliness and your health, how planes can fly upside down, and more.

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Perception Roundup

February 27, 2009

Scientists make advances in the understanding of synesthesia, a condition in which different senses are mixed up in the brain.

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Podcast

February 27, 2009

EVOLUTION & MORALITY SPECIAL: Hunting large game led to the evolution of the conscience, and evidence of moral systems in other animals. Also: Giant snake fossil points to warmer times, and grandparents helped civilization evolve.

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Abstract Animals

February 18, 2009

Some animals use abstract reasoning to solve problems.

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Love Roundup

February 6, 2009

Male mice that live with females stay fertile longer.

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Facial Expressions

January 27, 2009

Our facial expressions are likely hard-wired, not learned.

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Elderly Video Gamers

January 26, 2009

Playing a strategic video game may help seniors keep their brains sharp.

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Honeybee Roundup

January 9, 2009

A buzzed bee's bungled behavior.

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Podcast

December 26, 2008

THE HUMAN CONDITION: Cleanliness clouds moral judgment, the genetics of the placebo effect, secrets of master impressionists, and more.

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Reward Psychology Roundup

December 26, 2008

Casanovas are more reckless with money, and dogs envy other dogs.

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Brainy Impersonation

December 22, 2008

Professional impressionists use different parts of their brains than amateurs when impersonating famous people.

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Deja Vu Roundup

December 19, 2008

Scientists try to get at the cause of Déjà vu – again.

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Podcast

December 12, 2008

EXERCISE & SLEEP: how our brains fall asleep, active women need sleep to fight cancer, and the brain benefits of exercise.

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Stem Cell Roundup

December 12, 2008

Getting on the treadmill could help keep you smart.

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Sleeping Brains

December 8, 2008

Different parts of the brain fall asleep before others.

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Phonagnosia

November 27, 2008

Researchers report the case of a woman who can't recognize voices over the phone.

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Brain Roundup

November 21, 2008

How suicide affects the brain.

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Podcast

November 21, 2008

A car that matches your mood, is the taste of wine all in your head? Why sympathy hurts. And more.

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Pain & Empathy

November 19, 2008

Watching someone in pain causes viewers to feel pain themselves.

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Tech Roundup

November 14, 2008

Plug-in electric cars could store wind and solar power at night.

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Brain Roundup

November 7, 2008

Web surfing helps keeps prevent mental decline in old age.

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Podcast

November 7, 2008

Sled dogs defy fatigue, inside the musician's brain, fooling a GPS system, and more.

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Musician Brains

October 27, 2008

Trained musicians use both sides of their brains more effectively than non-musicians.

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Podcast

October 10, 2008

COGNITION: Crows don't forget a human face, magpies see themselves in mirrors, wasps remember each others' faces, how much memory can our brains store, and more.

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