the senses

Latham Island – more than 40 kilometers east of the coast of Tanzania and about 50 dunams in size

Bat Island: Going to the Edge of the World to Understand the Brain

Neuroscientists from the Weizmann Institute traveled to a remote island near Zanzibar to record the brain activity of mammals in the wild for the first time and study how the internal compass they use to navigate works.
The five senses, or maybe seven? Illustration: depositphotos.com

Mathematical study suggests: Seven senses – not five – are optimal for human memory

Skoltech researchers have developed a new model of brain anagrams, suggesting that maximum memory capacity is obtained in a seven-dimensional concept space – with implications for artificial intelligence and neuroscience
Urban bat (photo: Yuval Barkai)

Bats also lose their hearing but the process happens in a moderate way in relation to their noisy living environment

Two surprising discoveries: contrary to the popular hypothesis, bats do suffer from hearing loss with age, but they apparently have surprising mechanisms that help them slow down the rate of hearing loss
hunger. Illustration: depositphotos.com

The Hunger Games

The ability to survive without food is one of the great achievements of our biology - but how does it work?
Fruit bat. Photo: depositphotos.com

The unique combination of senses that makes fruit bats excellent navigators even during the day

Researchers found for the first time that bats navigate during the day using a combination of excellent vision and locating the echoes in their environment
SmellTracker project logo. Courtesy of the Weizmann Institute

Corona detection through self-monitoring of the sense of smell

Nevertheless. Illustration: shutterstock

Breathing air improves brain performance

Nose. FROM PIXABAY.COM

An artificial nose produced in a XNUMXD printer

Dr. Steve Swioklo and Professor Che Connon with the colored cornea [Courtesy: Newcastle University, UK]

A human cornea produced by a XNUMXD printer

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The way the brain deals with information that is not synchronized in time

Photo: Dawn.

move according to attention

sense of hearing. Illustration: shutterstock

Hidden hearing loss

Communication between people. Illustration: shutterstock

The story that enters the brain: what happens in the head during communication between people

A deaf student speaks to her teacher in sign language. Photo: shutterstock

The "sound" of sign language

General anesthesia. Illustration: shutterstock

Health sciences - the hidden dangers of general anesthesia / Karina Stores

Eye. Illustration: shutterstock

Eye tissue was printed for the first time in XNUMXD

Reading letters directly from the subject's mind. Photo: Radboud University, Nijmegen, Netherlands

The computer that reads letters directly from the brain

Verbal communication. Illustration: shutterstock

Why is it important to us that others understand us\ Shani Wiedergorn

A face expressing fear from the book "The expressions of fear in mother and beast" written by Darwin

A Journey to the Subscience - Fear / Roy Cezana

From the Nobel Prize presentation

How does the cell sense its environment?

smell the flowers From Wikipedia

The fragrance of thoughts / Deborah Blum

It's not worth being judged by him in the next few hours

Bad taste and moral judgment

Prof. Amir Amadi presents the device that will replace the walking stick of the blind

The device that turns the blind into bats or dolphins

Prof. Roni Paz, Weizmann Institute

The evolution of danger perception

What flavor do you like this time? Photos courtesy of Takeji Narumi

The cookie of the future?

A Coca Cola bear with a red shirt

Red attracts women

To find two channels that have no overlap between them, you have to "jump" five channels

Broadcast and let broadcast

smell the flowers From Wikipedia

Hotter ... more perfumed

Prof. Raphael Malach. Photo: Weizmann Institute

I see, means I am aware

Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

The butterfly clock

Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

The taste of life - the taste of carbon dioxide

Cosmic scene with DNA, stars, solvents and atomic circles in oral flow.

Can the senses be trusted?