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Sensory Perception

Green ImpactBumblebees use light to tell time, study finds

Scientists have found that bumblebees can recognize short and long flashes of light and use that timing to choose better food sources.

Joseph Shavit
HealthHumans possess a ‘seventh sense’ called remote touch, study findsMac Oliveau
HealthNeuroscientists reveal that some parts of your brain grow stronger with age
DiscoveriesMeet ‘Olo’: The vivid new color only five people have ever seen
Global GoodCutting-edge wearable device mimics the complexity of human touch
AIGroundbreaking new device could let you taste food in virtual reality
HealthNew study reveals how the sixth sense really works
DiscoveriesWhat you smell is influenced by your other senses, study finds
DiscoveriesResearchers discover how to stop the brain from feeling fear
DiscoveriesScientists discover how humans sense cold temperatures
DiscoveriesAncient Neanderthal gene makes humans more sensitive to pain, study finds
DiscoveriesCutting-edge synthetic skin and a new specialized AI enables robots to sense pain
DiscoveriesResearchers discover new bottlenose dolphin sense
DiscoveriesHidden way for us to feel touch uncovered by Imperial researchers
DiscoveriesBreakthrough therapy found to substantially benefit Alzheimer’s patients, MIT study finds
DiscoveriesScent dogs can detect COVID-19 faster and more accurately than current tests
DiscoveriesScientists discover the secret to a cat’s amazing sense of smell
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