Everyone's 'embarrassing' moments are of the brain
The brain is always considered the magic 'tireless' machine in the body. When we are awake, the brain controls and governs all the actions of the body, even the smallest…
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The brain is always considered the magic 'tireless' machine in the body. When we are awake, the brain controls and governs all the actions of the body, even the smallest…
Only through a few hours of interviews, the brain will believe that we have ever sinned and need to go to jail.
Scientists claim to have found a switch
Since ancient Greece, doctors have known to use electric fish like electric eels to cure headaches.
Dogs also have a separate area of speech in a human-like brain. The dog's brain, similar to that of humans, is very sensitive to the sound signals of emotions.
Pinocchio - The wooden boy, maybe many of us have at least once heard stories, read books or watched movies about Pinocchio.
Sometimes, when we actively remember something, our attention seems to systematically scan every data compartment in the brain, just like all honey bees are transformed…
To ensure uninterrupted operation, when an emergency occurs, the brain switches itself to energy saving mode.
Scientists at the University of Cambridge (UK) said that the ability of the human brain has reached its peak and it is difficult to be more intelligent. They argue that…
A BBC 1 human body discovery program revealed 10 surprising facts about the brain - the most complex organ in our body.
US scientists on April 12 revealed a map of the human brain stored in the world's first computer.
The latest research by French scientists found that the human brain began to shrink.
US scientists have recently demonstrated that the human brain is still evolving and getting smaller and smaller.
The latest study by scientist William McGowan (UK) has shown that hypnosis affects brain activity and really exists hypnosis.
Instead of just fixing in a DNA sequencing way, human brain cells have surprisingly diverse genetic levels.