An Immense World argues every species builds a separate reality from the senses evolution gave it, so human perception is one arbitrary slice—not the measure of the world.

During the first weeks of pregnancy, developing cells are already laying the foundation for the brain. Iron plays a major ...

Scientists in China say a single brain cell can behave like a tiny computer, weighing evidence and testing guesses on the ...

A mouse study found that embryonic thalamic progenitors segregate into sensory and motor-associative lineages, with Sp9 ...

Gene therapy is currently advancing most rapidly in the eyes and ears.This is because it can be delivered precisely to small, ...

Discover the potential of paper as a medium for creating architectural spaces, creatively enhancing light, sound, and spatial ...

A mechanosensitive channel once thought to detect only physical force turns out to help sensory neurons register burning heat ...

From the hairs on our arms to the microscopic sensory structures of the inner ear, many tissues in the body are built with a ...

Lyndsay Burch, the executive artistic director and CEO of The Sofia, joins Primetime Sacramento to talk about what will be ...

I never realized cells had such strong personalities.That was my first thought after reading this book.When you hear the word ...

A butterfly's world is not simply brighter or more colourful than ours. It is built from a richer visual vocabulary, one ...