Synesthesia: Why Some of Us Can Taste Music and Hear the Rainbow
For Duke Ellington, a D note looked like dark blue burlap and a G was light blue satin.
For Duke Ellington, a D note looked like dark blue burlap and a G was light blue satin.
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A hemispherectomy is a rare surgical procedure in which half the brain is removed. Most people with half a brain live pretty normal lives.
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A selection of the neuroscientist’s papers will become available December 1.
The scientists were able to get a small slice of digital brain to act like a real biological neocortex.
Through a brain-to-brain interface, subjects guessed accurately 72 percent of the time.
They altered how neurons behave in the brains of nematode worms.