Open your mind with Naked Neuroscience, the spine-tingling, interactive monthly exploration of the w
This month we're lifting the lid on health-related behaviour at the UK Academy of Medical Sciences a
This month, we're peeling back the science of the peripheral nervous system, looking at some of the
This month - what exactly is a memory? How does the brain suppress unwanted memories, and what can w
This month, we're peaking out from behind the sofa at the science of fear. Why are some of us so sca
What power does science have? We explore the influence of neuroscience in the courtrooms. Could brai
Botox injections in the nervous system, keeping brain tissue alive, and the shifting axis of scienti
From rags to riches: how a fruit stall selling boy became a brain surgeon and, inspired by the NHS,
This month we'll be trotting the globe to open our minds! We soak up some naked brain wanderings, in
Putting the brain on trial: did your brain make you do it? Neuroscience in the courtroom exposed. Pl
Meet Brian, the robot programmed to help look after the elderly. Plus we explore the role of robots
Millions invested in brain research across the globe. It's the decade of the brain. But how will the
We examine the child brain: looking how the Victorians viewed babies, ask could early childhood stre
Does smoking dope decrease your potential for pleasure? How the simple act of dieting can rewire bra
Memory boosting drugs, the military, the legal system and enhancing athletes mental focus and muscle
Hello I'm Naked Scientist Hannah Critchlow and I'm concerned about aging. Alzheimer's disease affect
Fruit flies to understand getting our sleep bank account in credit, how we perceive passing of time
Would you kill a person to save five others? Does religion evade morality by omission? And can you t
Beat anxiety, form healthy habits and induce a happy state of mind. We open our minds by tackling yo
Could environmental pollutants play a role? Why is autism sometimes thought of as simply extreme ma
How are memories formed and lost? Is Alzheimer's just an extreme version of normal ageing? And to wh
