Can Current Technology Identify Liars?
by Nisha Cooch, PhDIdentifying deception is something humans have attempted to do for centuries. Initial techniques, such as facial expression... READ MORE →
Identifying deception is something humans have attempted to do for centuries. Initial techniques, such as facial expression... READ MORE →
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Thanks to the progress of medicine, these days we live much longer than just few decades ago. However, we don’t become... READ MORE →
Human exploration has long been concerned with travelling outward as far as possible — the edge of the continent, around... READ MORE →
Emotions, stress, depression, anxiety, fear, memory, learning, anticipation, and expectation; all these factors modulate... READ MORE →
Recent successful efforts by neuroscientists to falsify, change, delete, and improve memories highlight how highly manipulable... READ MORE →
Neural networks are used in neuroscience to create models that could potentially explain some cognitive phenomena. For example,... READ MORE →
In linguistic relativity research, there is quite a bit of literature on metaphors and how they affect our perceptions of... READ MORE →
Fall means football among my family and friends. From local youth teams to collegiate programs to professional organizations,... READ MORE →
Continued from Part 2.A side view of the brain reveals the top and bottom parts, which are demarcated largely by the Sylvian... READ MORE →
This Sunday February 14th (9 p.m. ET), the Emmy-nominated Brain Games tv-show is back! Wonder junkie Jason Silva returns to our screens, teaming up with... READ MORE →
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