Neuroepigenetics researcher Isabelle Mansuy investigates how life life experiences and environmental factors can shape not only us, but also our descendants.

Neurologist Helen Mayberg describes a treatment that tunes a circuit in the brain with an implanted device.

Cochlear implants allow deaf people to process sounds and speech. Could a similar device help those who can no longer smell?

Neuroscientist Chantel Prat is keen to understand why, despite a growing awareness of diversity and its importance, we still sometimes struggle to accept different perspectives.

Epilepsy researcher Christin Godale credits a child neurologist for spotting her curiosity about the the human brain and her medical condition.

William Harris is fascinated by the complexities of neural development. He turned to a sport he loves to explain it to a general audience.

A key aim of Pieter Roelfsemas research is to develop a device to restore rudimentary eyesight to people whose optic nerve has died.

After debunking many myths around male and female brains, Gina Rippons research interests now include gender gaps in science and why they persist, even in allegedly gender-equal societies.

Did you hear the one about the neuroscientist who became a stand-up comic and who now researches artificial intelligence's joke-writing potential?

Neuroscientist Anil Seth, author of Being You: A New Science of Consciousness, describes the multidisciplinary appeal of his research.