How does the brain make sense of what we see, hear and feel, and transform these separate signals into a coherent perception of the world?

My dog Juno seems to know a storm is coming long before the sky darkens. A sensitivity that feels almost supernatural. But emerging research suggests her “spidey sense” may not be mysterious at all.

Colour & Poetry: A Symposium VIII is a cross- and inter-disciplinary event held by the Slade School of Fine Art, in celebration of International Colour Day, World Poetry Day and World Pigment Day. The ...

For much of the twentieth century, both the United States and Canada funded research programs that explored human psychology, behavior, and cognition. Often carried out in the name of science or even ...

Humans have many more sensory systems than the traditional five senses Hidden senses regulate balance, internal states, pain, and body awareness Understanding these senses improves health and ...

The origins of Project Star Gate trace back to 1972, when a classified report circulated within US military and intelligence agencies. The report claimed the Soviet Union was heavily funding research ...

After the Nobel Prize winning discovery of orientation selective cells in the primary visual cortex, they were initially thought to represent local 2D image features, like edges. Yet since then, our ...

With their quick-change camouflage and high level of intelligence, it’s not surprising that the public and scientific experts alike are fascinated by octopuses. Their abilities to recognize faces, ...

Call of Duty Warzone has become one of the most popular battle royale games since its release. With millions of players dropping into Verdansk and now Al Mazrah, the competition has never been fiercer ...

In the late 1950s, British psychical researcher Tony Cornell wanted to discover how people would respond if they saw a ghost. Aware of the difficulties associated with summoning a genuine spirit, ...