Our senses: an immersive experience

1. The brainless majority : sensing the environment in organisms without brains

2. Brains and prains : brains (or not) in animals from sponges to us

3. The monkey's unculus : tactile and balance sensory capacity in animals

4. A matter of taste (and odorant) receptors : smell and taste reception in animals

5. All ears (and eyes) : animal hearing and sight

6. Supersmellers and supertasters : the limits of smell and taste in humans

7. Where am I? : the limits of hearing and balance in humans

8. Touchy feely : touch and how it is linked to other senses

9. The eyes have it : the limits of sight in humans

10. Accidents will happen : traumatic brain injury and the impact on our senses

11. Modern life, strokes, and the senses : the impact of strokes and other brain damage on sensory capacity

12. Full/half/split brains : people with unique brains

13. Team of rivals meets the kluge : making sense out of crossmodal stimuli from the outer world

14. Neural detritus : making sense out of a noisy environment

15. Pani ca' meusa, crème brûlée, and synesthesia : crossmodal impact on taste and synesthesia

16. Connectomes : how crossmodal interactions work in the brain

17. Faces and hallucinations : facial recognition and hallucinations as subjects in higher perception

18. Bob Dylan's Nobel : language, literacy, and how the senses interact to produce literature

19. Facing the music : the neurobiology of music and art

20. No limits : the limits to what we can sense and the future of our senses.