Wellbeing and Mental Health
Habits come from what we do, not what we want to do
A new study takes a fresh look at the mechanics of forming habits.
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Nature and Biodiversity
We can assess the health of coral reefs by the sounds algae make
When oceanographers Lauren and Simon Freeman, a couple who work with the U.S. Naval Undersea Warfare Center in Rhode Island, first mentioned what they'd heard to others, the response was ...
Arts and Culture
Do emoji have a place in serious conversation?
A new paper looks at the pros and cons of using emoji in more formal literature, such as medical documents. Can they really be used in a serious context?
Youth Perspectives
Here's why intelligent people are happiest alone
A new study shows that our negative reactions to large groups directly relates to our ancestors who lived on the savannah.
Emerging Technologies
A good night's sleep is a relatively modern concept, but is it the right one?
Our ancestors probably slept in two shifts, but what does the research say about whether we should it again?
Energy Transition
'Molecular Solar Thermal Energy Storage' system can store solar energy as liquid fuel
A team of Swedish scientists have developed a new system called 'Molecular Solar Thermal Energy Storage' that can store solar energy as a liquid fuel.
Education and Skills
This is how a bookish home helps a child to thrive
Access to 80 or more books at home gives children better literacy and numeracy skills in later life.
Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
Women are more productive than men, according to new research
The State of the Workplace report says that women are given up to 10 per cent more work than men.
Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
Give up to $60,000 to every American child at birth, says inequality expert
Speaking at a recent TEDtalk, Hamilton said a "baby trust" would help to end economic inequality in the US.
Wellbeing and Mental Health
Scheduling less could help to make you happy. Here's why
New research suggests that rough scheduling could help tackle feelings of time scarcity.