A Moment of Science
Have you ever heard the color blue? Or tasted the musical note F-sharp?
Scientists used to think that for all its complexity, the brain was pretty static. But... is this true today?
Researchers are using transcranial magnetic stimulation to learn more about how magnetic fields affect areas of the brain associated with memory formation.
Research with amnesiacs suggests a deeper relationship between the landscapes of memory and imagination. Learn more on this Moment of Science.
What does your body do when you are sleeping? Believe it or not, your body is doing a lot while you are sleeping and this is another reason why sleep is good.
Ever wonder why you can't remember things from your early childhood? Infant Amnesia on today's Moment of Science.
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