Research Articles
The Birth of the Mind: The Surprisingly Small Genetic Recipe for Human Thought
Discover how a surprisingly small number of genes creates the incredible complexity of human thought, consciousness, and cognition through sophisticated genetic regulation.
The Mind's Compass: How Alzheimer's Reveals Our Deep-Seated Need for Purposeful Explanations
Exploring how Alzheimer's disease reveals our fundamental preference for purpose-based explanations of natural phenomena
Cracking the Code of Our Lives: A Journey Through Comparative Human Development
Explore the fascinating field of comparative human development and discover how biology, psychology, and society shape our growth from infancy to old age.
Image Scoring in Great Apes: The Social Secrets of Our Primate Cousins
Discover how chimpanzees and other great apes use image scoring to form social judgments and manage reputations in their communities.
The Lifespan of Your Mind: The Journey From Neurodevelopment to Brain Aging
Explore the fascinating journey of brain development, aging mechanisms, and cognitive preservation through groundbreaking research and lifestyle interventions.
Rethinking Minds: How a Radical New Framework Is Changing What We Think About Intelligence
Explore the Technological Approach to Mind Everywhere (TAME) framework and discover how it's revolutionizing our understanding of intelligence across biological systems.
The Mind's Biology: How Your Brain Builds Knowledge from Bacteria to Humans
Explore how biology shapes epistemology through embodied cognition, predictive processing, and evolutionary perspectives on knowledge formation.
The Mind's Stopwatch: How Brain Chemicals Shape Your Quick Thinking
Explore how neurotransmitters like acetylcholine, dopamine, serotonin, and norepinephrine determine your brain's processing speed and inspection time performance.
Beyond the Brain: How Our Bodies Shape Our Minds From Cradle to Grave
Exploring how developmental embodiment research reveals the profound connections between our physical bodies and cognitive processes throughout our lifespan.