From art pieces featuring the Space Needle to the Seattle Storm, these seven murals invite you to explore the neighborhood ...

A large-scale study finds no evidence that left-handed people are more creative, challenging a long-held myth about ...

Subtle personality changes are an often-missed sign of cognitive decline, primarily because of how easily they can be blamed ...

One answer lies in something Casasanto and his team call “left-handed exceptionalism.” Lefties make up just about 10% of the ...

Famous examples of creative left-handers include composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, artist Vincent van Gogh and inventor ...

Neuroscientist explains how the brain processes language differently in each hemisphere, impacting speech perception and development.

Left and right brains hear speech differently, yet how this divide forms was unclear − until mouse studies showed each hemisphere runs on its own developmental clock.

Stanley Tong (MBA ‘26) reflects on launching HBS’s first art show.We spend a lot of time at HBS talking about numbers. ROI. TAM. NPV. Even our social conversations can become subtly transactional: ...

Find out the differences between the left and right brain, and discover the functions, myths, and truths about what they do.

The right brain, like the left brain, supports language, including in processing the correct meaning of a set of words with more than one possible implication (as in the case of figurative speech).

Explore the science behind the left brain vs. right brain theory, debunk myths, and learn how both hemispheres contribute to creativity and logic. Discover tips for brain health.

The notion of people being “right brained” or “left brained” individuals dates back to before the 1980s, verywell mind reports. Nobel Prize winner, Roger W. Sperry, was the first to popularize this ...