From cavemen to campus: Why new beginnings can spark anxiety
Anxiety about meeting new people or entering unfamiliar spaces is not a flaw but a natural protective mechanism
Obey or resist? The controversial psychology of authority in the Milgram experiment
Why do people obey- even when obedience leads to catastrophe?
Neuralinks PRIME study: What we’ve learned so far
On X, Nolan Arbaugh uploaded a video of himself playing a game called Civilization VI. In the video, you can follow a cursor that demonstrates his actions in the game. Everything seems normal—until you realise that the cursor isn’t controlled by his hand but by his mind alone
From fruit flies to human brains: How connectomics could change our approach to brain health
Why can we effectively treat conditions like tuberculosis but remain limited in addressing neurological diseases like dementia?
Memory mastery: Proven study tips for academic success
In the quest for academic success, memory plays a pivotal role, and cognitive neuroscience offers clear strategies to optimise it; here are a few