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Archived articles
Psychological and brain science
Mind games
Do you see what AI sees?
Published
March 22, 2019
Video
Artificial intelligence can be fooled by abstract images—but can humans see why?
Neuroscience
Owl study offers clues to human attention
Published
Oct 30, 2018
Video
Owls help JHU scientists unlock the secret of how the brain pays attention
Bat signals
Brain science, unleashed
Published
April 10, 2018
Video
Wireless devices record brain activity of bats, helping researchers better understand what happens in the brain as we move through the world
VIDEO
A better look at brain behavior
Published
Jan 4, 2018
Video
Electroencephalography cap helps scientists understand what we pay attention to—and what we ignore
Brain science
Can you hear me now?
Published
June 6, 2017
Video
Astonishingly speedy brain mechanism—10 times faster than the blink of an eye—helps bats get louder when necessary
Lasting impact
Published
Spring 2017
JHU psychiatrist examines brains of NFL athletes who have suffered concussions, finding molecular changes that last decades after trauma
/ Johns Hopkins Magazine
Visual thinking
Memorable moves
Published
March 6, 2017
Video
The way an object moves affects how well you remember it, Hopkins researchers find
Number networks
Our brains are far more adaptable than we know
Published
Sept 19, 2016
In blind people, brain's vision center plays role in solving math problems, study finds
Bat behavior
Kill them with cute
Published
Sept 7, 2016
Video
A bat's head and ear movements sync with the animal's sonar to help it hunt, study finds
LEARNING
Numbers game
Published
June 15, 2016
Video
Researchers find that a simple numbers game seems to make kids better at math
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