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Enough of the neurosexist bilge. It’s not all pink and blue when it comes to our brains | Catherine Bennett
Enough of the neurosexist bilge. It’s not all pink and blue when it comes to our brains | Catherine Bennett 150 150 icnagency

By: Catherine Bennett | Enough of the neurosexist bilge. It’s not all pink and blue when it comes to our brains | Catherine Bennett | Neuroscience | The Guardian
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You thought fake news was bad? Deep fakes are where truth goes to die
You thought fake news was bad? Deep fakes are where truth goes to die 150 150 icnagency

By: Oscar Schwartz | You thought fake news was bad? Deep fakes are where truth goes to die | Neuroscience | The Guardian
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EU border ‘lie detector’ system criticised as pseudoscience
EU border ‘lie detector’ system criticised as pseudoscience 150 150 icnagency

By: Daniel Boffey in Brussels |

EU border ‘lie detector’ system criticised as pseudoscience

| Neuroscience | The Guardian
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Paralysed men can stand and walk after electrical stimulation
Paralysed men can stand and walk after electrical stimulation 150 150 icnagency

By: Ian Sample Science editor | Paralysed men can stand and walk after electrical stimulation | Neuroscience | The Guardian
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Quitting cannabis could lead to better memory and cognition
Quitting cannabis could lead to better memory and cognition 150 150 icnagency

By: Ian Sample Science editor | Quitting cannabis could lead to better memory and cognition | Neuroscience | The Guardian
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These MDMA octopuses show how much animals and humans have in common | Peter Godfrey-Smith
These MDMA octopuses show how much animals and humans have in common | Peter Godfrey-Smith 150 150 icnagency

By: Peter Godfrey-Smith | These MDMA octopuses show how much animals and humans have in common | Peter Godfrey-Smith | Neuroscience | The Guardian
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A pleasure to hold hands with octopus | Brief letters
A pleasure to hold hands with octopus | Brief letters 150 150 icnagency

By: Letters | A pleasure to hold hands with octopus | Brief letters | Neuroscience | The Guardian
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The undersea and the ecstasy: MDMA leaves octopuses loved up
The undersea and the ecstasy: MDMA leaves octopuses loved up 150 150 icnagency

By: Hannah Devlin Science correspondent | The undersea and the ecstasy: MDMA leaves octopuses loved up | Neuroscience | The Guardian
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Horizon: A Week Without Lying – The Honesty Experiment review – a social experiment that was bound to fail
Horizon: A Week Without Lying – The Honesty Experiment review – a social experiment that was bound to fail 150 150 icnagency

By: Chitra Ramaswamy | Horizon: A Week Without Lying – The Honesty Experiment review – a social experiment that was bound to fail | Neuroscience | The Guardian
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Brain scans show how cannabis extract may help people with psychosis
Brain scans show how cannabis extract may help people with psychosis 150 150 icnagency

By: Ian Sample Science editor | Brain scans show how cannabis extract may help people with psychosis | Neuroscience | The Guardian
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Huntington’s disease: the price paid for our big brains? – Science Weekly podcast
Huntington’s disease: the price paid for our big brains? – Science Weekly podcast 150 150 icnagency

By: Presented by Hannah Devlin and produced by Graihagh Jackson |

Huntington’s disease: the price paid for our big brains? – Science Weekly podcast

| Neuroscience | The Guardian
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Open science is now the only way forward for psychology
Open science is now the only way forward for psychology 150 150 icnagency

By: Chris Chambers and Pete Etchells | Open science is now the only way forward for psychology | Neuroscience | The Guardian
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