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Digital eye focus burst

We may never be able to tell if AI becomes conscious, argues philosopher

18 Dec 2025
This gulf in knowledge could be exploited by a tech industry intent on selling the “next level of AI cleverness”, argues Dr Tom McClelland.
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Opinion: Exam results: how mindfulness can help you make better life choices

16 Aug 2016
Julieta Galante (Department of Psychiatry) discusses how self-observation can help you choose a career path.
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Electrical brain 'signatures'. The patient to the left is in a vegetative state; the patient in the middle is also in a vegetative state but their brain appears as conscious as the brain of the healthy individual at the right.

Brain, body and mind: understanding consciousness

23 Feb 2016
A bedside device that measures ‘brain signatures’ could help diagnose patients who have consciousness disorders – such as a vegetative state – to work...
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Children Walking on Trail

Sibling rivalry and brotherly love

08 Apr 2011
Siblings, and even sibling rivalry, can have a positive effect on children’s early development and their ability to form social relationships later in...
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Our brain

Extra testosterone reduces your empathy

10 Feb 2011
A new study from Utrecht and Cambridge Universities has for the first time found that an administration of testosterone under the tongue in volunteers...
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