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Robotic wheelchair controlled by thought alone

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Robotic wheelchair controlled by thought alone

A wheelchair that responds to brain activity could give paralysed people the freedom to guide themselves unaided – even in a crowd

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Remember facts by cramming with fat

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Tonal languages are the key to perfect pitch

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Tonal languages are the key to perfect pitch

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Brain scan studies busted by statistics

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Dalai Lama's brain challenge produces split decision

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Dalai Lama's brain challenge produces split decision

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Can internal 'brain music' be used in therapy?

Technology

Can internal 'brain music' be used in therapy?

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Innovation: Mind-reading headsets will change your brain

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Innovation: Mind-reading headsets will change your brain

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Brain shock: The new Gulf War syndrome

Technology

Brain shock: The new Gulf War syndrome

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Life

Mirror neurons reflect personal space

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Digital portraits probe the contagion of emotion

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Digital portraits probe the contagion of emotion

Neuroscientists and artists are working on a unique exhibit that reads emotions from the faces of viewers and responds with emotions of its own

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Life

Choice blindness: You don't know what you want

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Life

'Fraction cells' found in human brain

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Life

Why some people sneeze when the sun comes out

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Review: Mindfield by Lone Frank

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