Feeling safe: the basis for healthy brain development 
When the mind’s eye is blind 
Ramadan: What does fasting do to your brain? 
Mysteries of yuletide cortex: the neural charms of Christmas cheer
Ah, the winter holiday season – a time filled with joy, nostalgia, and the unmistakable
Donating makes you happier, but it also really makes a difference
Donating is not only a great thing to do for others, it can also increase your own happiness. This is not always the case though, here are the factors that make you more likely to feel happy from donating, and why this is actually a good thing.
Every brain forages
Foraging unveils the primal essence of decision-making in natural brains. How can we leverage it to understand brains and design predictable AI?
How high sensitivity can be useful for learning
People differ in how sensitive they are to environmental stimuli. Scientific research shows that there are advantages for learning, such as attention to detail, for those individuals who are highly sensitive.
The psychological paradox of luck
We tend to underestimate to what extend luck plays a role in our successes. Consequently, we are more motivated and tend to perform better in our endeavors. But might this common bias have a downside?
Women on the moon
Is there a lunar clock in the female brain to influence menstrual cycles? Many research studies show that it is just a dusty old myth. How about in ancient times, when most of our biological rhythms were still governed by natural light?
Healthy gut, healthy brain
Your intestines and your brain are linked. Because of that, the composition of your gut bacteria can influence the aging of your brain.
Speaking (with) your mind: How we can use brain-computer interfaces to communicate without speech
For social creatures such as humans, communication is key. However, certain conditions can make verbal communication difficult. Recent studies have been able to use Brain-Computer Interfaces to translate brain signals to speech so they can help speech-impaired patients communicate without needing to speak.
Broken connection: Smartphone use in front of your child
Sending a message, scrolling through your social media, or checking your e-mail in front of your child. Research shows that this affects the bond with your child.
I like true crime: should I be worried?
Does liking true crime make us all potential serial killers?