Humans
Rude awakenings: How swearing made us human
Our crudest outbursts can unravel ancient links between words and thoughts. They may even hint at our ancestors' first utterances, finds Tiffany O'Callaghan
Features
Humans
Mind-reading light helps you stay in the zone
News
Humans
Invest in minds not maths to boost the economy
Opinion
Humans
‘Baby illusion’ makes mums see youngest as too short
News
Humans
Nature more than nurture determines exam success
News
Health
3D-printed skull simulates sensations of brain surgery
Regulars
Humans
What should we do about pornography?
Opinion
Humans
Why insects bug us so much
Culture
Health
Soaring dementia rates prompt call for global action
News
Health
Brain stimulation gives you will to persevere
Zapping a tiny part of the brain prompts a complex feeling of foreboding, coupled with a determination to overcome whatever challenge comes your way
News
Humans
Modern moral responses need a manual mode
Opinion
Humans
Mapped: male and female brain connections
News
Health
Fake brain helps investigate age’s intelligence decline
News
Humans
The benefits of realising you’re just a brain
Opinion