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Behavior and Psychology

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The Hidden Perils of Open Office Spaces

Are modern collaborative workspaces negatively impacting workers?

calendar 10.8.2023
reading-time 9 minutes

Thinking Inside the Box

Interplay between brain systems allows us to come up with original and creative solutions

calendar 24.5.2023
reading-time 5 minutes

Brainwash – What Do You Know About The Brain?

What animal doesn’t have a brain? What is a synapse? How do we measure brainwaves?

calendar 16.3.2023
reading-time 1 minutes

Enjoying Fear

Heightened physical arousal combined with calming messages from the brain can create a sense of pleasure and excitement.

calendar 5.1.2023
reading-time 6 minutes

Brain With a Side of Alcohol

Whether one or five drinks – how does alcohol affect our brain’s structure and function?

calendar 31.1.2022
reading-time 8 minutes

The Mathematical Secrets of Pop-It – Tracing Back to Ancient Times

Why do we enjoy popping bubble wrap, and how does a simple mathematical secret guarantee victory in a game of Pop-it?

calendar 15.11.2021
reading-time 9 minutes

Communal Blood Meals

Vampire bats meet each other during the night and feed together – they prefer to do it with their friends

calendar 31.10.2021
reading-time 5 minutes

Happy you’re home

Why do so many domesticated animals share physical characteristics?

calendar 26.8.2020
reading-time 14 minutes

The Animal’s Tool Box

From chimpanzees to crows, from dolphins to octopi: Why did this ability develop in only a few species, and why them?

calendar 22.3.2020
reading-time 13 minutes

Junior Brainwash #3

Who squeaks? Who whistles? Who brays? Identify the animals by the sounds they make

calendar 19.3.2020
reading-time 1 minutes

Bats Think Together

When in a group, brains of mice and bats “synchronize” with others of their species

calendar 20.8.2019
reading-time 3 minutes

A New Treatment for Postpartum Depression

The first postpartum-specific drug has been approved in the U.S.

calendar 5.5.2019
reading-time 3 minutes

How are We Fooled

Why is it so easy for us to believe false reports? How can we avoid falling for them?

calendar 28.3.2019
reading-time 17 minutes

Science’s Fight for Life

A measles outbreak due to anti-vaxxer activity and politicians who do not hesitate to lie and twist facts to serve financial interests. The challenges that science had to face in 2018.

calendar 3.1.2019
reading-time 24 minutes

Mankind’s Family Tree

An Israeli-American study collected important information from data of millions of social-network users

calendar 2.3.2018
reading-time 5 minutes

Send in the Clowns

The last wave of terrorizing clowns raises the question – why are so many people uncomfortable or even afraid of these characters, which are meant to amuse and delight

calendar 27.10.2017
reading-time 5 minutes

Is Ritalin Really Effective?‎

Do ADHD drugs actually work? (mostly yes) Is there a conspiracy to distribute ‎them? (probably not)

calendar 3.11.2016
reading-time 5 minutes

Never-Ending Grief

Many people experience what is known as “Complicated Grief”, and simply cannot move on with their lives

calendar 4.9.2016
reading-time 5 minutes

The Disappearing Adolescent Brain

Recent studies explain the biology behind adolescent psychology

calendar 4.9.2016
reading-time 6 minutes