Like many forty-something scientists working in labs today, Dr. David Eagleman remembers watching Carl Sagan on television as a kid and feeling his imagination expand. Each week on Cosmos (1980), ...

Before David Eagleman presents a single sentence of his own construction in “Livewired,” he lets it be known that the book, subtitled, “The Inside Story of the Ever-Changing Brain,” offers more than ...

This week in the magazine, Burkhard Bilger writes about David Eagleman and the mysteries of the brain. Bilger and Eagleman answered readers’ questions in a live chat. A transcript of the discussion ...

In the six-part “The Brain With David Eagleman,” which begins on many PBS stations Wednesday, the neuroscientist tries to shed some light on the inner-working of brains, something few of us have any ...

In 2000, 43 years after going totally blind at the age of three in a freak accident, a California man named Mike May had his sight restored in one eye by a pioneering stem cell procedure, coupled with ...

The brain is a battlefield, says neuroscientist David Eagleman. You might think you're making single-minded decisions, but you're really not. "Instead, you are made up of multiple drives, all of whom ...

David Eagleman -- maybe the world's most famous neuroscientist, and definitely Houston's -- has an astounding proposition to make: Give his lab $5 or more, and he'll use it to expand human perception.

Jeff Glor talks to David Eagleman about his new book, "Incognito." Jeff Glor: What inspired you to write the book? David Eagleman: I was amazed at how little access we have to the massive work the ...

— Exploration Into the Inner Cosmos Will Premiere in 2015 as Part of PBS “Think Wednesday” Lineup — BEVERLY HILLS, CA; July 22, 2014 -- Today at the Television Critics Association Press Tour, PBS ...

The author tackles where the human brain and astronomy intersect Summer Ash David Eagleman is a neuroscientist, author, and entrepreneur. He heads the Laboratory for Perception and Action at Baylor ...

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