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Neuroscientist shares three things you should avoid to ‘protect your brain’

A neuroscientist has shared three things you should avoid doing to protect your brain.  » Read More

Research reveals how a single running session can impact appetite

The human brain plays an important role in the control of appetite and food intake  » Read More

Hostile parenting found to increase risk of lasting mental health problems in children

Girls were more likely than boys to be in the high-risk category, researchers say  » Read More

Poll reveals one major reason younger people are put off running

A survey found 37 per cent of 18 to 24-year-olds feel self-conscious during their runs  » Read More

How love changes your brain

Does love really rewire the brain? Hope Reese spoke to neuroscientist Stephanie Ortigue to find out

Why does the metaverse look so… normal?

In the metaverse, you can basically do anything you want, so why does it all look much like our normal world, ask Luke Pearson and Sandra Youkhana

Scientists build camouflage tech using liquid crystals that work like octopus cells

Scientists say technology may find new applications in cryptography, optics and robotics

Meet Jonathan the tortoise, the world’s oldest land animal

At 190 years old, the tortoise who lives on St Helena is the oldest known living land animal, and he might even be older, according to his carer, writes Cathy Free

Why do our brains crave pattern-seeking rituals like Wordle?

Many say ancient and modern rituals in both religious and secular contexts serve a powerful role in people’s lives, especially during uncertain times, writes Sarah Pulliam Bailey

Why do our brains crave pattern-seeking rituals like Wordle?

Many say ancient and modern rituals in both religious and secular contexts serve a powerful role in people’s lives, especially during uncertain times, writes Sarah Pulliam Bailey

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