Would you hallucinate for science?
Researchers could induce illusions on demand.
Researchers could induce illusions on demand.
Brain and behaviour influence each other, study suggests.
We may not be only species to domesticate others.
Are biodiversity hotspots ‘coldspots’ for new species?
Anthropogenic mass now exceeds living biomass, study finds.
Study highlights benefits, declines and ways forward.
How early career researchers with multiple supervisors can take control of their work.
How brains respond to the factual and the possible.
Possibly not the obvious, study suggests. It’s about context.
Analysis offers direction for policy and resource priorities.
Being an individual is good for the whole.
It’s the quality of chat that counts, not the quantity.
German scientists have developed a free smartphone crop advisory app.
Madagascar fossil adds new twist to bird evolution.
Biominerals provide a unique level of protection.
The brain has similar responses to isolation and fasting.
You have to look at the numbers differently, researchers say.
Just knowing a genre can evoke emotions.
Migratory animals reproduce earlier and die younger.
New test looking for ‘super-recognisers’.
They remember their tunes but are disrupted by our noise.