Prosthetic hand 'tells' the brain what it is touching
<p>Assoc. Prof. Sliman Bensmaia impresses the need for tactile response in prosthetic hands</p>

Lonely People’s Brains Work Differently
<p>Article cites study by Prof. John Cacioppo, Asst. Prof. Stephanie Cacioppo, which finds that isolated people are more alert to the difference between social, nonsocial threats</p>
New York Magazine
Stimulating Neurons with Light and Gold
Prof. Francisco Bezanilla uses flashes of light and gold to trigger activity in cultured brain cells
The Scientist
If you want to know if he loves you so, it’s in his gaze
<p>UChicago study finds that patterns in eye movement may indicate whether a person feels romantic love or sexual desire</p>
Salon