
Biomimicry: Social Media Week at USC
The time is upon us. As I wrote about earlier this week, it is Social Media Week in Los Angeles, and I’m participating, liveblogging (on this post!
Exploring the evolution and architecture of the mind
The time is upon us. As I wrote about earlier this week, it is Social Media Week in Los Angeles, and I’m participating, liveblogging (on this post!
Morality and convention are so mired in culture that it may seem near impossible to determine the extent to which biology and environment give rise to it.
This week is Social Media Week in Los Angeles, as well as in Mexico City, Milan, Bogota, and Buenos Aires. What does that mean, exactly? Social Media Week is a multi-city global conference connecting people, content and conversations around emerging trends in social and mobile media...
We initially planned on doing these group blogcasts roughly once per month, but then, well, Pepsigate happened and blogs were moved, people were distracted, and so on.
Here are my Research Blogging Editor’s Selections for this week. Dr. Shock says that Internet and Video Games Improve Reading Skills and Visual Spatial Skills in Children.
Cooperation and conflict are both a part of human society. While a good deal of the academic literature addresses the evolutionary origins of conflict, in recent years there has been an increased focus on the investigation of the evolutionary origins of cooperative behavior...
Another week, another new blog network. Go say hello to the bloggers at Wired Science. Five of the six should look familiar, if you’ve been around Scienceblogs for a while: Brian Switek, David Dobbs, Daniel Macarthur, Maryn McKenna, Rhett Allain and Brian Romans, joined Jonah Lehrer, who had already been there a few weeks...
My Child’s Play co-blogger Melody and I are the subjects of today’s Bloggingheads.tv Science Saturday program. Watch us chat with eachother for about an hour on how we became scientists and science bloggers, our thoughts on the state of psychology as a field, peer review and the journal system, how the study of language learning [...]..
The schwag shop has opened! Imagine how awesome your desk would look with a Thoughtful Animal mug on it. Need a bag to lug your books around in?