NeuroscienceScienceIs Anybody in There? Searching for Consciousness in an Injured BrainBy Greg MillerScienceStudy: people without brain's 'fear centre' can still be scaredBy Ian SteadmanScienceVideo: Fish Neurons Fire in Real-Time as It Stalks PreyBy ScienceNowSecurityDarpa's Plan to Recruit Military Dogs: Scan Their BrainsBy Robert BeckhusenCultureNew Test Could Be NFL's Breakthrough in Battle Against ConcussionsBy Sean ConboyScienceHow a Pickpocket Cleans You OutBy David DobbsScienceWho Owns Your Memories - You or Your iPhone?By David DobbsScienceSerotonin, the Zombie ChemicalBy David DobbsScienceStudy: Blocking memory recall could help treat PTSD and drug addictionBy Liat ClarkCultureBrainwaves Translated Into Music for Cerebral SoundtrackBy WIRED StaffScienceListen: The Music of a Human BrainBy Brandon KeimScienceBrain damaged patient uses mind to tell neurologists he's not in painBy Liat ClarkScienceLooking Inside the Dead: The Rise of the Virtual AutopsyBy Maryn McKennaGearReader Uses Real Apple to Create MRI Image of Apple LogoBy Christina BonningtonScienceBrainwave-controlled cat tails for humans move according to moodsBy Liat ClarkScienceThe "Vagina" Scientist Strikes Back: Dr. Jim Pfaus's Defense of Naomi Wolf, Fact-CheckedBy David DobbsScienceNaomi Wolf's "Vagina" and the Perils of Neuro Self-Help, or How Dupe-amine Drove Me Into a Dark DungeonBy David DobbsScienceCognitive neuroscientist seeks to understand teenage brainsBy Madhumita VenkataramananCultureFootball Did Not Kill Junior Seau — Unless It DidBy Sean ConboySecurityResearchers Hack Brainwaves to Reveal PINs, Other Personal DataBy Geeta DayalScienceVideo: The High-Resolution Life of a NeuronBy Brandon KeimPhotoRobotic Cameras Get Human-Like Eye MuscleBy Patrick CainScienceNew Lights to Help ISS Astronauts Stay AlertBy WIRED StaffSciencePiglets substitute for human babies in cognitive science maze testBy Olivia SolonMore Stories
