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The Brain: General discussions about the brain and neuroscience

cnn_logo David discusses with Dr. Sanjay Gupta about why we do what we do.

StyleCover Cover Story - Corriere della serra - Style Magazine

venerdicover Inconsio: Il pilota nascosto che guida la mente - Il Venderdi di Reppublica

atlantic072011 The Brain on Trial, by David Eagleman - Atlantic

discovermagcover Ten Unsolved Mysteries of the Brain by David Eagleman - Discover Magazine
The Possibilian - a profile of David Eagleman, by Burkhard Bilger - New Yorker

pbslogo Profile the lab's research on time perception and synesthesia on PBS' Nova Science NOW.

texasobservercover The Soul Seeker: A neuroscientist's search for the human essence - Texas Observer

wired0411 The Human Brain Runs on Conflict, by David Eagleman - Wired Magazine UK.

David discusses Incognito, dreaming and neural parliaments on The Colbert Report.

historychlogo Click the image below to watch a short overview about the brain on the History Channel.

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