BRAINS & BLOOD

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Zombie Research Society Board members Tim Verstynen and Bradley Voytek have created a great TED Ed video that covers the basics of zombie brain function. ...

It’s widely believed that zombies don’t react defensively when attacked.  If true, new findings out of Italy suggest that this odd behavior may have more ...

ZRS Board Member, Dr. Bradley Voytek, gave a talk on zombie brain function at Nerd Night SF last month.  It was a follow up to ...

As clear as the zombie process is on an external level, much of the internal workings remain clouded in mystery.  ZRS Member, Marcus Barber, argues ...

ZRS Advisory Board Members, Bradley Voytek, PhD, and Timothy Verstynen, PhD will present a definitive talk on zombie brain function at ZomBcon in Seattle later ...

We’ve already touched on several reasons why zombie blood likely flows through the undead body, but most compelling might be the brain’s constant hunger for ...

We’ve already touched on the fact that the zombie brain must have at least some limited capacity to learn, or the undead wouldn’t even be ...

A new study from Harvard University strongly suggests that sleep enhances memory and learning in  humans, and this finding has major implications for zombie research.  ...

Because it’s widely believed that zombies are primarily driven by their brains, an understanding of human brain function is crucial to developing a working model ...