Biology Women can tell which men are only interested in one night stands just by looking at their faces, study finds by Tibi Puiu December 30, 2021
News Hip-hop hit song named after suicide hotline linked to fewer suicides in the US by Tibi Puiu December 14, 2021
Mind & Brain Novel ‘megastudy’ approach finds the best incentive to keep people in the gym by Alexandru Micu December 10, 2021
Mind & Brain Each one of us falls into one of three information-seeking ‘personalities’ by Alexandru Micu December 3, 2021
Feature Post The Call of the Void: why you sometimes feel like jumping from high places by Mihai Andrei November 26, 2021
Feature Post Being multiple people: Diving into Dissociative Identity Disorder by Rupendra Brahambhatt November 25, 2021
Mind & Brain Psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy: could recreational drugs treat depression & PTSD? by Rania Ibrahim January 5, 2022
Mind & Brain Our daily commute has a direct impact on our productivity and job satisfaction by Alexandru Micu November 22, 2021
Health & Medicine Physical exercise is a reliable and accessible way to manage anxiety disorders by Alexandru Micu November 9, 2021
Mind & Brain People who sat down more during the pandemic were more likely to become depressed by Alexandru Micu November 9, 2021
Genetics Moral judgment condemning drug use and casual sex may be rooted in our genes by Tibi Puiu November 4, 2021
Health & Medicine Solitude during the pandemic had positive effects on our well-being, not just negative ones by Alexandru Micu November 1, 2021
News Feedback and setting goals are keystones of keeping us motivated and on-task by Alexandru Micu October 29, 2021
Mind & Brain Our brains don’t pick the shortest route between two points — they pick ‘the pointiest’ one by Alexandru Micu October 18, 2021
News Scientists explore our hate/love relationship with billionaires. A paradox of inequality by Tibi Puiu October 19, 2021
News At least we have the memes: internet humor helps people cope with COVID-19 anxiety by Tibi Puiu October 19, 2021
Anthropology 3,000-year-old Mesopotamian tablets document the earliest known case of PTSD by Tibi Puiu October 11, 2021
Animals Mice can develop neural signs of depression when forced to watch other mice experiencing stress by Alexandru Micu September 23, 2021
