Eagleman's fascinating book, Incognito: The Secret Lives of the Brain , takes its title from the way "the brain works its machinations in secret, conjuring ideas like tremendous magic.

DAVID EAGLEMAN: We’ve taken time in physics for granted, assuming under Newton that it flows like a river. Then Einstein said it can stretch and squish depending on your frame of reference. But ...

Eagleman is a neuroscientist, Stanford professor, and host of the PBS show “The Brain.” Brandt is a composer and professor at Rice University in Houston. If you had to describe your book in 10 words ...

Having dedicated his career to understanding human brains—through research, bestselling books, television series, podcasts as well as founding neurotechnology companies—Eagleman shared his ...

Neuroscientist David Eagleman argues that the brain is like a field of battle: subject to conflicting drives and impulses that we are only just beginning to understand.

Author David Eagleman sketches out 40 scenarios imagining possible afterlives in his “disarming, splendid little book. ... “I can’t think of another book quite like it. ...

David Eagleman's New TV Show 'The Brain' Gets Inside Your Head ... Much like his childhood hero, ... 200 days showering, etc. Eagleman's most celebrated nonfiction book, Incognito: ...

Eagleman's new book, Incognito, examines the unconscious part of our brains — the complex neural networks that are constantly fighting one another and influencing how we act, the things we're ...

David Eagleman AI Photo-illustration by Newsweek/Getty. At 53, Eagleman has established himself as one of neuroscience's most innovative thinkers and compelling communicators. His books, including ...