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Human Face
Latest Articles & Videos
The Woman Who Can't Recognize Her Face -
Heather Sellers has prosopagnosia, more commonly known as face blindness. "I can't remember any image of the human face. It's simply not special to me," she says. "I don't process them...
Why Men Are Oblivious to Women's Emotions -
Ladies: Do you often feel misunderstood by men? Do they fail to pick up on fairly obvious nonverbal signals, such as expressions of fear or disgust? Newly published research suggests...
How to Reconstruct Richard III's Face from a Skull -
Bones found in a Leicester car park have been confirmed by DNA testing as those of Richard III. But what was the technique scientists used to reconstruct his face?The only thing scientists...
More Articles
- Pareidolia: Seeing Faces in Unusual Places - Kim Zimmermann, Live Sci.
- Where's the Best Place to Look on a Person's Face? - UC-Santa Barbara
- Can Pictures of Babies' Faces Reduce Crime? - Daniel Gordon, BBC News
- Can a Smile Give Away an Athlete's Nationality? - Daniel Lametti, Slate
- Why Evil Eyebrows and Pointy Chins Scare Us - University of Warwick
- Does Florence Colgate Have the Perfect Face? - Sheila Eldred, Discovery
- Your Left Side Is Your Better Side - Springer
- Can a Computer Tell When You're Lying? - University of Buffalo
- Liar, Liar: It's Written All Over Your Face - Roger Dobson, Independent
- Baby Love May Be Hard-Wired in Human Brain - Jeanna Bryner, Live Sci.
- Recognizing a Face by Looking at Parts - Association for Psych. Science
- Iron Tomb Gives Up Faces of the Dead - Michael Ruane, Washington Post
- How Emotions Jump from Face to Face - S. Graham & J. Graham, SciAm
- Evolution Is Written All Over Your Face - Univ. of California-Los Angeles
- How Do Our Brains Identify Faces? - Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Why Do Some People Never Forget a Face? - Assoc. for Psych. Science
- People with Birthmarks Likelier to Get Poor Job Ratings - Science Codex
- Poor Ability to Recognize Strangers' Faces - Bruce Bower, ScienceNews
- Shape of CEO's Face Determines Company Success? - Assoc. Psych. Sci.
- Your Childhood Is Written on Your Face? - Richard Gray, Telegraph
- Born Evil: The Rebirth of Phrenology? - Oliver Knevitt, Science 2.0
- Men's Faces: Liars, Cheats, and Orgasm Machines - The Economist
- Like Nixon, Big Fat Liars Have Big Fat Faces - Steve Connor, Independent
- Do Babies Resemble Dad More Than Mom? - John Matson, Scientific Am.
- U.S. Tests Bin Laden's DNA, Used Facial ID - Tabassum Zakaria, Yahoo!
- Men, Women Looking More Alike These Days - Tiffany Kaiser, Daily Tech
- Nation's First Full Face Transplant - Marchione & Contreras, MSNBC
- Better Technology Predicts Your Future Face - Concordia University
- Could Computers Recognize Human Emotions? - Binghamton University
- 'Typical Face' is 28-Year-Old Chinese Male - Alan Boyle, MSNBC
- Quest for Giant Rats Leads to Ancient Face Carvings - Science Daily
- 'The Office' Helps Study Awkward Old People - Graham Smith, Daily Mail
- Smiling: More Complex Than You Think - Carl Zimmer, New York Times
- What Makes a Face Look Alive? - Association for Psychological Science