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NCL Head of Psychology on body language research, mask communication strategies

by • 21st November 2020

Elizabeth Meade interviews Dr. Gwyneth Doherty-Sneddon, NCL Head of Psychology, who unmasks body language and communication...

The challenges to behaviour change for climate change

by • 6th October 2020

Isabel Lamb discusses the obstacles making climate-friendly behaviour harder than we might think...

Beauty is in the brain of the beholder

by • 14th July 2020

Rishikesh Bhuskute talks about what happens in the brain when we experience beauty...

Positivity is a funny thing

by • 18th June 2020

Want to make someone laugh? It’s easier to do so if they’re already in a good mood. But what if your own mood can actually affect how funny you are? Recent research at the...

Science Speakeasy: Psychopaths and Sociopaths

by • 15th April 2020

Grace Dean discusses the "nothing is taboo" panel session on psychopathy and sociopathy....

Medicine is in the mind

by • 28th October 2019

Scientists have recently discovered a way to effectively push drugs into your brain. Read on to find out more......

The Trend and Snap

by • 24th May 2019

Fashion Editor Miranda Stoner explains why we should think twice before indulging in a round of retail therapy...

Multi-sensory Eating

by • 22nd May 2019

Eating is not just about gobbling down food. Tasha Russell writes about the concept of multi-sensory eating. ...

Are hallucinogenics the future of anti-depressants?

by • 24th February 2019

Hallucinogenics such as LSD have been cast away by the scientific community for decades, but more and more scientists believe that it's to bring it back ...

The concerning consequences of following authority – Milgram’s Obedience Test

by • 19th November 2018

Milgram's obedience experiment is one of the most famous psychological studies. But does it stand up to scrutiny?...