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How does information get from the eyes to the brain?
brain biology, perception Clare Jonas 21/05/2023 brain biology, perception Clare Jonas 21/05/2023

How does information get from the eyes to the brain?

Your brain’s doing its best, but what you see isn’t reality. It's more like a useful hallucination that lets you interact with the world.

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How many senses do humans have?
perception, brain biology Clare Jonas 30/08/2021 perception, brain biology Clare Jonas 30/08/2021

How many senses do humans have?

Spoiler alert: it’s far more than five

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What is aphantasia?
brain biology, individual differences, perception, cognitive psychology, what is...? Clare Jonas 12/09/2020 brain biology, individual differences, perception, cognitive psychology, what is...? Clare Jonas 12/09/2020

What is aphantasia?

Can you see the world in your mind’s eye, or is it all a blank? Come find out why not everyone has mental imagery.

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Why repeating a word makes it go weird
cognitive psychology, brain biology, but why Clare Jonas 15/03/2020 cognitive psychology, brain biology, but why Clare Jonas 15/03/2020

Why repeating a word makes it go weird

Hello, is it meaning you’re looking for? Well, you won’t find it if you keep repeating the same word.

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Why do out of body experiences happen?
brain biology, perception, mental health and illness, hallowe'en, but why Clare Jonas 20/10/2019 brain biology, perception, mental health and illness, hallowe'en, but why Clare Jonas 20/10/2019

Why do out of body experiences happen?

Find out what’s happening in the brain when you have an out of body experience, and how to trick yourself into having one!

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What is misophonia?
brain biology, mental health and illness, what is...? Clare Jonas 20/08/2019 brain biology, mental health and illness, what is...? Clare Jonas 20/08/2019

What is misophonia?

Some people can’t bear noises like crunching, pen tapping and slurping. Why is that and how can research help them?

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How the weather affects our moods
mental health and illness, brain biology Clare Jonas 14/07/2019 mental health and illness, brain biology Clare Jonas 14/07/2019

How the weather affects our moods

Decreasing daylight can trigger seasonal affective disorder, but what about subtler changes in mood?

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Why we believe in ghosts
brain biology, perception, personality, hallowe'en, but why Clare Jonas 29/10/2018 brain biology, perception, personality, hallowe'en, but why Clare Jonas 29/10/2018

Why we believe in ghosts

Maybe they’re real; maybe it’s just magnets.

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Why do we get déjà vu?
guest blog, cognitive psychology, brain biology, hallowe'en, but why Clare Jonas 25/10/2018 guest blog, cognitive psychology, brain biology, hallowe'en, but why Clare Jonas 25/10/2018

Why do we get déjà vu?

Déjà vu expert Courtney Aitken explains why it sometimes feels like time has gone in circles.

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Why does jetlag affect our memories?
cognitive psychology, brain biology, but why Clare Jonas 19/03/2018 cognitive psychology, brain biology, but why Clare Jonas 19/03/2018

Why does jetlag affect our memories?

Is it stress, circadian rhythms, or simply the fact that all airports are cursed?

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No, you're not right-brained (or left-brained)
brain biology, myths Clare Jonas 02/02/2018 brain biology, myths Clare Jonas 02/02/2018

No, you're not right-brained (or left-brained)

It’s a myth - but how did it get started and why do we still believe it today?

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Selfie-ish behaviour
perception, brain biology Clare Jonas 06/01/2018 perception, brain biology Clare Jonas 06/01/2018

Selfie-ish behaviour

Quick, take a selfie! Now, click to find out why you’re likely to have shown one side of your face to the camera.

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