The Juluren, or "large head people," are believed to have lived over 100,000 years ago. ... underscores the complexity of human evolution, particularly in eastern Asia.

Dear readers, some of you are going to see words like “thriller” and “sci-fi,” “robot” and “post-apocalyptic” and think “Qualia” is not for you. But trust me when I say Orlando ...

The sense of touch gives you vital information about the world around you. From gripping a coffee mug to shaking hands or feeling fabric, touch helps you interact with objects and people. Beneath ...

The human brain has been described as the most complex known structure in the universe (Dolan, 2007). The numbers are indeed staggering: Ingenious research methods that examined the almost 1,000 ...

Ashleigh Ann Gardner’s “Qualia,” onstage at Orlando’s Renaissance Theatre, is a compelling thriller that’s also thrillingly thoughtful.

Susan Cain: The glorious complexity of being human Words like introvert and extrovert help us make sense of the world, but one label can't sum up a person. Susan Cain explores how we can embrace ...

Now, the cellular complexity of the human hypothalamus has been documented by Columbia researchers Drs. Hannah Glover and Claudia A. Doege in collaboration with Drs. Brian Herb and Seth Ament from ...

Scientists have found that wild orangutans vocalize with a layered complexity. This is a form of communication previously thought to be unique to humans, suggesting a much older evolutionary origin.

The hypothalamus is a small but crucial part of the brain that exerts control over a variety of critical functions like circadian rhythm, blood pressure, hunger and satiety, sleep-wake cycles, and ...