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After five years of searching, the filmmaker discovers that a stylized symbol resembling the letter S is recognized globally but lacks a clear origin.
Demis Hassabis, co-founder of DeepMind, reflects on his passion for artificial intelligence and the ethical implications of artificial general intelligence.
In an age of constant digital distractions, swimming champion Angelina Köhler, air traffic controller trainee Jan Peter Konopinsky, and e-sports player Dennis Malcherczyk explore techniques to enhance concentration and achieve a state of flow.
Seven individuals share their experiences of being struck by lightning, revealing the varied physical and psychological effects of this unpredictable event.
A pair of eye-tracking glasses worth 20,000 euros records consumer behavior in a Paris supermarket to reveal how brands manipulate buying decisions.
A modular prosthetic limb developed at Johns Hopkins costs upwards of $120 million and represents the cutting edge of cyborg technology.
There are more connections in the human brain than there are stars in the Milky Way galaxy, with about 10,000 galaxies' worth of neuronal connections.
447 cats and 247 exhibitors gather at the 40th TICA cat show in Las Vegas, while experts discuss the domestication and intelligence of felines.
A crocodile can launch itself from the water at speeds of 20 meters per hour, using instincts shaped by a brain that has remained largely unchanged for 200 million years.
Renowned neuroscientist Dr. Vilayanur Ramachandran examines extraordinary neurological conditions that challenge our understanding of the mind and brain's adaptability.
Color perception is a powerful illusion shaped by individual brain processes, language, emotions, and evolutionary history, affecting how we experience reality.
For more than 1,500 years, Christians viewed the Bible as the primary source of knowledge until the Scientific Revolution began to challenge this belief.
The human brain contains about 100 billion neurons and hundreds of trillions of connections, forming a complex system that scientists aim to understand better.
Ghost hunters, a sensory neuroscientist, and an E.V.P. investigator explore the enigmatic sounds attributed to the afterlife and their implications.
Professor Jim Al-Khalili examines the 600-million-year evolution of the human brain, tracing its development from simple nervous systems to complex cognition.
$120 million is being invested in developing advanced bionic limbs that could redefine human capabilities and enhance lives around the world.
Jim Al-Khalili explores 600 million years of evolution to explain the development of the human brain, the most complex structure in the universe.
Lotje Sodderland's experience with a severe stroke leads her to explore innovative brain science and recovery methods alongside leading researchers.
Nigel Latta explores the complexities of the human mind with the assistance of BabyX, a cutting-edge artificial intelligence system.
Sophie Scott in London reveals how laughter strengthens social bonds and reduces stress.
Amnesia affects memory and identity, as explored through personal stories and expert insights in this compelling medical documentary.
A modular prosthetic limb developed at Johns Hopkins costs upwards of $120 million and represents the cutting edge of bionic technology.
Dr. Joseph Leu, a neuroscientist at New York University, has spent 15 years studying fear responses in rats to understand animal emotions.
Around 100 billion nerve cells exist in the human brain, each forming trillions of connections that influence mental health and disorders.
Leading neuroscientists and technologists discuss the ethical considerations of merging human cognition with artificial intelligence and brain-computer interfaces.
Neuroscientists explain the mechanisms of facial recognition in humans while tech experts highlight the implications of AI and biometric surveillance, including the Algorithmic Justice League's audits.
Aldo Kane's 10-day isolation in a dark nuclear bunker reveals the profound effects of light, time, and social interaction on our internal body clock.
Depression affects around 20% of people globally, with insights from experts at the World Health Organization examining its biological, psychological, and social causes.
Fear, a fundamental aspect of human nature, is examined through advanced research in "fear labs" that aim to reprogram the human mind.
Placebos can trigger significant physical responses, leading to remarkable medical recoveries that highlight the mind's potential in healing.
Johannes Mallow, the world memory champion, can memorize up to 1,000 random numbers and the sequence of 52 playing cards using visual storytelling techniques.
A lab worker leads to the invention of superglue and other fortuitous accidents.
2020 was a challenging year, and neurologists discuss how understanding motivation can help set and achieve goals in 2021.
Behavioral differences between men and women are examined through scientific studies on brain structure, prenatal influences, and developmental psychology.
Lab-grown human skin is transforming treatment for severe burns in Switzerland, where significant investments fuel advancements in science and technology.
Addiction is examined through the lens of evolving medical advancements and innovative treatment methods by experts in the United States and Europe.
Psychedelic experiences, informed by neuroscience and psychiatry, may unlock critical brain periods and influence healing, as illustrated by testimonies from individuals across Europe and beyond.
Thomas, a patient with severe depression, participates in an experimental study involving deep brain stimulation to regulate his emotions and improve his mental health.
Recent research from experts like Stuart Brown and Elisabetta Palagi highlights the critical role of play in the development and survival of various species, including humans.
Modern neuroscience research explores the complexities of the human brain, examining its role as a central component of the nervous system and its influence on human life.
Modern science reveals that the sense of smell, often overlooked, plays a crucial role in memory, emotion, and potential medical advancements.
Johnson & Johnson generates almost $100 billion in annual sales, stemming from Robert Wood Johnson's innovations in sterile medical products since 1876.
Children from wealthy families hear about 30 million more words than those from poorer backgrounds in their first three years, impacting their development.
Megan Job, a Brooklyn native, faces housing insecurity after Middlebury College closes.
Footage from 'How Drugs Work' shows how Cocaine affects behavior and mood.
Musicians have larger gray matter volumes in areas of the brain related to motor planning and auditory processing compared to non-musicians.
Seven times, participants in a dream manipulation experiment changed their preferences without being aware of the influence on their decisions.
Brain damage can lead to extraordinary cognitive abilities, as explored through various case studies and neurological research in the field of psychology.
