Imogen Heap, two scientists and 26 babies made a song. A decade on, it’s still averting meltdowns.

The science of why you can remember song lyrics from years ago by Kelly Jakubowski, The Conversation Editors' notes Add to Preferred Sources Credit: AI-generated image (disclaimer) ...

This article was published in Scientific American’s former blog network and reflects the views of the author, not necessarily those of Scientific American Yesterday I asked: what is the best pop ...

I’ve never had a biology lesson, so I chose to cover life sciences in Lifetime. It’s a great way to learn new stuff. New Scientist gives me ideas for songs a lot of the time and I’ve gathered a big ...

THE TRUE POWER OF MUSIC UNFOLDS IN THE MUSIC INSTINCT: SCIENCE AND SONG hosted by Bobby McFerrin and Dr. Daniel Levitin While listening to music, neuroscientist Daniel Levitin, asks the questions ...

Best known for singing about broken faces, sliced eyeballs and waves of mutilation, Pixies frontman Black Francis could also be quite poignant, whether he was describing the last moments in the life ...