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Category Archives: neuroscience
Popular neuroscience book suggestions
Neuroscience isn’t really my thing, so when my teenage daughter came asking for suggestions of a good popular book on the subject I took to Twitter. Several people kindly made suggestions, while others asked to be notified of the outcome … Continue reading
Posted in book review, neuroscience, popsci, popular science
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The Stuff of Brains
That migraine I was waiting for finally struck this week. Amazingly it didn’t throw my life into disarray, because it hit me during a week I was supposed to be having ‘off’. Consequently it only spoiled a day of relaxation, … Continue reading
Posted in cognitive illusion, Daniel Kahneman, Matthew Lieberman, neuroscience, self-affirmation
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Science and the Law [7]
It’s the grey end of term and the dark time of the year when it is easy to feel that too many things have been left undone that should have been done. The Christmas break is fast approaching and most … Continue reading
Posted in education, neuroscience, Royal Society, statistics
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