neurologie

Tech

Un neurologue a découvert pourquoi certaines personnes n’aiment pas la musique

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By Justine de l'Église
Tech

Voici la chanson la plus relaxante du monde, selon les neurologues

11.08.16

By Federico Martelli
Sports

Un footballeur américain sort du coma et parle couramment espagnol

10.26.16

By VICE Sports
Tech

Pourquoi on écoute de la musique ?

06.21.16

By MOTHERBOARD STAFF
Tech

Des ingénieurs en optique ont réussi à souder des neurones pour la première fois

02.10.16

By Michael Byrne
Food

Pourquoi l’alcool et la clope sont deux vices inséparables

12.22.15

By Munchies Staff
Culture

Lorsque l’impression 3D et la mode rencontrent la neurologie

12.17.15

By Becky Chung
Tech

Sommes-nous condamnés à garder le même cerveau toute la vie ?

12.04.15

By Will Storr
Culture

Contrôlez par la pensée un bol de liquide fluorescent

07.15.15

By Beckett Mufson
Drogue

Pourquoi les rêves deviennent-ils si intenses quand on arrête la weed ?

04.17.15

By Twan Stoffels
Surprise ! L’héroïne est le moyen le plus dangereux de développer sa créativité

05.16.14

By Raf Katigbak
Le premier cyborg disponible à la vente est un cafard et coûte 75 euros

10.08.13

By Rebekah Marcarelli

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