Neuroscience & Psychology
Brain research, cognition, behaviour and mental processes
Preserving the Legacy of Black Photography: Deborah Willis' Ongoing Quest
Deborah Willis continues to unearth significant yet overlooked contributions to Black photography, sharing insights on her recent findings and historical context.
Unlocking Gut Health: Insights from Dr. Trisha Pasricha on Bowel Wellness
Nearly 40% of Americans face bowel-related issues, highlighting the importance of gut health and its connection to overall well-being.
Catherine Lacey: The Interplay Between Personal Truth and Fiction
Catherine Lacey explores the emotional risks of writing fiction, revealing connections between personal experiences and her narratives in a compelling way.
Understanding the Nuances of AI-Related Psychosis in Mental Health
Experts propose a nuanced view of "AI psychosis," categorizing its effects and urging caution in media narratives surrounding the issue.
Revisiting the Myths of the American West: A Diverse Narrative Unfolds
Megan Kate Nelson's new book dismantles traditional myths of westward expansion, highlighting a rich tapestry of diverse voices and experiences.
Read Issue 23 now!
Sleep, coffee and cheating at Tetris feature in our SS26 issue! Plus all your favourite puzzles & columns. The post Read Issue 23 now! appeared first on Chalkdust.
Dear Dirichlet, Issue 23
Travel, trade and Tony Blackburn pepper the prof's postbag this issue The post Dear Dirichlet, Issue 23 appeared first on Chalkdust.
On the cover: A new puzzle every day
Matthew Scroggs puts polyominoes inside polygons The post On the cover: A new puzzle every day appeared first on Chalkdust.
Comic: Introduction to catalysis
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The big argument: 6 or 7?
✋ Which is best? 🤚 The post The big argument: 6 or 7? appeared first on Chalkdust.
Which generation are you?
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The secret life of words
Barry Pawlik builds words and sentences from doubles The post The secret life of words appeared first on Chalkdust.
Critique of Steven Pinker's Academic Influence and Harvard's Future
A recent profile in Boston Magazine scrutinizes Steven Pinker's role at Harvard, revealing deep divisions in academic circles surrounding his influence.
Reflections on Beauty and Womanhood in Jayne Anne Phillips' Memoir
Jayne Anne Phillips explores themes of beauty, womanhood, and community in her memoir, drawing from childhood experiences in a West Virginia beauty shop.
VHS Preservation: The Race Against Time to Save Valuable Historical Material
As VHS technology fades away, Harvard archivists scramble to preserve invaluable recordings, employing unique methods like baking for digitization.
Anne Fadiman's Perspective on the Importance of Everyday Narratives
Anne Fadiman emphasizes the significance of small stories in her latest book, offering perspectives on writing, creativity, and the challenges posed by AI.
Exploring K-pop Culture Through a Unique Collection at Harvard
Harvard's Yenching Library reveals a curated collection of K-pop merchandise, enriching the study of fandom in the "Korean Stars" course.
Exploring Community Cookbooks: A Taste of Cultural Heritage at Radcliffe
Harvard's exhibit showcases community cookbooks, revealing their rich social history and the importance of culinary traditions.
Redefining Celtic Art: Harvard's New Exhibition Challenges Perceptions
Harvard's "Celtic Art Across the Ages" exhibition reframes how we view Celtic identity and art, showcasing its complexity through diverse artifacts.
The Enduring Legacy of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein: A Study of Humanity and Justice
Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" resonates today, exploring complex themes of humanity, justice, and the ethical implications of scientific ambition.