Social media utterances aren’t enough. Burke’s stand against colonial injustice shows we must confront our own complicity ...

is an evolutionary social psychologist with broad interests in how the recurrent challenges of our distant past help us understand our motivational states today. He is the author of The Social Leap ...

is a clinical psychologist, associate professor and founder of Contextual Consulting, an organisation dedicated to training and sharing ideas about Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). He is the ...

is a neurosurgeon and the author of the book Gray Matters: A Biography of Brain Surgery (2024). He lives in New York City.

An ancient floor mosaic found in Antakya, Turkey. Loosely translated, the Greek text ‘Euphrosynos’ may mean ‘be cheerful, enjoy life’. Courtesy Antakya Archaeology Museum/Wikipedia ...

Studies of young children give us insight into the building blocks of an ability that most of us use every day ...

is James B Duke Distinguished University Professor of Philosophy and Professor of Neurobiology emeritus at Duke University in North Carolina. He lives in Durham, North Carolina and Brooklin, Maine. He ...

is a London-based writer and consultant on science, technology and the future. A former editor-in-chief of New Scientist, he is the author of The Bright Side: Why Optimists Have the Power to Change ...

In this exquisite stop-motion animation crafted from wood and wool, an anxious puppet journeys into the foggy unknown ...

I always thought I could be an asocial primate. I cannot.’ How microbes helped James connect with the human-scale world ...