Brain

Helmets not only need to protect our skulls but also to prevent our brains from bouncing around inside (Credit: Alamy)
Materials science
The materials that protect your brain
By David Hambling
Are we about to see an overall decline in IQ? (Credit: Getty Images)
Deep Civilisation
Is humanity about to get stupider?
By David Robson
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Brain
The man with ‘two brains’
Pins on calendar (Credit: Getty Images)
Medical Myths
Five ways to hack your memory
By Claudia Hammond
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Best of BBC Future
Why students need to get more sleep
By Christine Ro
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Psychology
Why people never run out of worries
By David Levari
Light comes through a hole in a cavern (Credit: Alamy)
In Depth
What happens if you live in darkness?
By Linda Geddes
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Brain
What causes us to get hangry?
By Sarah Keating
A statue of Jesus Christ, created by British artist Mark Wallinger
In Depth
The tumour that caused a ‘deadly faith’
By Melissa Hogenboom
Music activates the whole brain (Credit: Silvia Grav)
In Depth
The part of my dad dementia can't take
By Melissa Hogenboom
Photos of a young girl, Edouard Taufenbauch
Brain
The woman who can’t forget
By Sarah Keating
Go for a walk! Einstein recommends it (Credit: Getty Images)
In Depth
What Einstein’s quirky habits teach us
By Zaria Gorvett
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Neurohacks
Why do you feel you’re being watched?
By Tom Stafford
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World-Changing Ideas
The benefits of understanding our minds
By Richard Gray
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World-Changing Ideas
The artist making music with her brain
By Richard Gray
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