Muse Science Magazine for Kids - September 2023

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What do scientists today know about the most complex part of the human body and how it works? Are daydreaming and forgetting actually beneficial? Hear from neuroscientist Nicho Hatsopoulos about his work to enable a person to control a computer or robot using their thoughts, and from Abigail Adams, an advocate for people with intellectual disabilities.

IS MIND READING POSSIBLE?

Using Neuroscience to Uncover Thoughts

7 mins

Decoding the Brain

STEPS TO UNDERSTANDING BRAIN ACTIVITY AND HOW THE MIND WORKS

5 mins

NICHO HATSOPOULOS

Nicho Hatsopoulos develops systems that allow people to control computers and robots with just their thoughts.

5 mins

Remember..... and Forget

THE SCIENCE OF MEMORY

5 mins

Quit Paying Attention!

A REGULAR DOSE OF DAYDREAMING COULD BE GOOD FOR YOUR BRAIN.

7 mins

HOW DOWN SYNDROME MAKES A BRAIN Beautifully DIFFERENT

Seeing people for their abilities, not their diagnoses

5 mins

Abigail Adams

With her upbeat attitude and many accomplishments, Abigail Adams motivates people to respect those with intellectual disabilities.

3 mins

WOULD YOU UPLOAD YOUR MIND INTO A COMPUTER?

AS FAR AS SCIENCE CAN TELL, THE BRAIN CREATES YOUR SENSE OF SELF.

2 mins

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Muse Science Magazine for Kids Description:

Muse is for kids ages 9-14 who love to learn about new things. Each issue has articles to satisfy every curiosity about our world, from genetics to space to geology. And, Muse is sponsored by the Smithsonian, so your child is always getting up-to-date accurate information.