How accurate is your memory?
New research provides major insights into 'false childhood memories'.
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It’s enough to make you blush
An academic is to delve into a series of embarrassing situations in an attempt to discover who makes us blush.
Stereotyping success
Why the power of stereotypes can cause poor performance.
Why the dating game is taken at face value
New research gives deeper insight into mate attractiveness.
Meaningful monkey calls
New study may provide fresh insights into the evolution of human language.
Chimpanzees and children
Evidence that chimpanzees rely on role models more than children do has been published.
Prestigious award for eminent psychologist
Psychologist receives prestigious anthropology award.
Virtual laboratory to give £40m boost to brain imaging research
SINAPSE brings together experts from the universities of Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Stirling and St Andrews.
Orangutan charades
Orangutans communicate as if they were playing charades, according to new research.
Piranhas and primates at national science exhibition
Research into piranhas and primates is being showcased at a national science exhibition this week.