Inside the Thinking Brain: Scientists Reveal the Most Detailed Map of Neural Activity Ever Made
According to a recent publication in Nature, scientists have created the most detailed map ever of a living brain in…
Yes, I’m a journalologist!
Journalology is not a new term. Initially coined in 1989 by Stephen Lock, a former editor in chief of the…
‘Adolescence’ in Schools: Have We Really Thought This Through?
The series “Adolescence” has been a huge ratings success. Marketing studies on series that address bullying make it clear that…
Climate Change Adaptation Through Stormwater Management
In our daily lives, when we walk through the streets of the city or the town we live in, we…
Music as a Catalyst for Social Change
The role of music in promoting health and well-being has long been recognized for its positive effects. Moreover, music can…
Are Scented Wax Melts Really Safer? New Study Says: Not So Fast
Scented wax melts are often marketed as a safer, cleaner alternative to traditional candles. With no flames or smoke, they…
Enhancing Co-Creation with AI Improves Social Impact
There is no doubt that the best way to research and transform society is by co-creating with those who live…
Diet Tweaks That Could Make Life with Endometriosis Easier
A new study published in JAMA Network Open sheds light on how dietary choices may influence pain in individuals living…
April 8: International Romani Day Marks 600 Years of Romani Presence in the Iberian Peninsula
International Roma Day On April 8, communities around the world celebrate International Romani Day, a date dedicated to recognizing the…
Self-efficacy of future teachers against school violence
School violence affects thousands of students worldwide and can have very serious consequences, both on their physical and emotional well-being…