How We Are Wired for Smell
Scientists explore the brain’s “olfactory map”
Mind Matters575 articles archived since 1845
The Technology of Kindness
How social media can rebuild our empathy—and why it must
Where Do Psychiatrists Go when a Patient Dies?
I struggled with a terrible loss, and it made me realize that our field must do better
The Truth about Anti-White Discrimination
Many white Americans feel that discrimination against whites is on the rise. Experiments suggests otherwise
Decoding the Language of Neurons
A new study reveals surprising variations in the neural code
Do Prisons Make Us Safer?
New research shows that prisons prevent far less violent crime than you might think
Looks Matters, but so Does Smarts
A lesson from parakeet romance on how to get a date
A Solution for Loneliness
Get out and volunteer, research suggests
The World Health Organization Needs to Put Human Behavior at the Center of Its Initiatives
We can “nudge” our way toward a healthier planet
Can "the Pill" Improve Relationship Satisfaction?
Taking birth-control pills might have broad, unintended and even surprising side effects
