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Social Anhedonia: (f)MRI Studies
Anhedonia, particularly social anhedonia, is an important psychopathological symptom which plays a key role in the development of depression and...
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From Postdoc to Communications Director: Exploring Science Communications
When I left the lab in 2006, I didn’t know about the career paths available to science PhDs. I learned about science communications opportunities...
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Cognitive Science Underpinnings
Fundamental to socialitySociality and the human experience is having an individual identityIdentity connected to others and playing out in culturally...
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EEG Microstates in Social and Affective Neuroscience
Social interactions require both the rapid processing of multifaceted socio-affective signals (e.g., eye gaze, facial expressions, gestures) and...
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Using a Nominal Group Technique to Develop a Science Communication Curriculum for Health Professionals and Clinical Researchers
Effective science communication is fundamental to closing the gap from research and innovation to clinical implementation. Existing paradigms of...
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The relationship between frailty and social participation: focus on subjective health
ObjectiveActive participation of the older adults in the society is crucial; however, frailty prevents social participation. Meanwhile, many older...
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Contagion Went Viral: Microbiology, Entertainment Media and the Public Understanding of Science
Purpose of Review (research questions)How has the COVID-19 pandemic influenced how movies are used in public health crises? What made Contagion ...
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Looking ahead: ethical and social challenges of somatic gene therapy for sickle cell disease in Africa
Somatic gene therapy will be one of the most exciting practices of genetic medicine in Africa and is primed to offer a “new life” for persons living...
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A Dynamic Model for GMP Compliance and Regulatory Science
PurposeTo propose a dynamic model designed to investigate the underlying principles of regulatory science and assess the effectiveness of...
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Forensic Science Innovation in the UK: Roadblocks and Enablers
Forensic science is an innovative discipline that seeks to address the challenges of crime reconstruction. Innovation has enhanced the accuracy,...
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An Evaluation of Cross-Cultural Adaptations of Social Cognition Testing: A Systematic Review
Social cognition remains one of the most difficult cognitive domains to assess in diverse populations due to a lack of culturally appropriate tools....
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Archaeology as an Interdisciplinary Science at the Cross-Roads of Physical, Chemical, Biological, and Social Sciences: New Perspectives and Research
This chapter will focus on new research in archaeology, interdisciplinary science that uses various physical, chemical, biological, and social...
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Virtual Reality for Vision Science
Virtual reality (VR) allows us to create visual stimuli that are both immersive and reactive. VR provides many new opportunities in vision science....
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A Journey in Science: Molecular vaccines for global child health in troubled times of anti-science
My scientific life in translational medicine runs in two parallel, yet often converging paths. The first, is four-decade-long commitment to develop...
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Capturing the Insights Behind the Selected Art-Science Works
In this chapter, interviews conducted with most of the authors of the selected artist-science artworks were analysed and organised according to five...
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Integrated Science of Global Epidemics 2050
The authors of Integrated Science of Global EpidemicsEpidemics, global were asked how they would see the futureFuture of their field 30 years later....
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Why epigenetics is (not) a biosocial science and why that matters
Epigenetic modifications offer compelling evidence of the environmental etiology of complex diseases. Social and biographical conditions, as well as...
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The interplay of ethics and genetic technologies in balancing the social valuation of the human genome in UNESCO declarations
This study investigates changes in the social valuation of the human genome over the more than 30 years since the establishment of the Human Genome...
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Sexually dimorphic oxytocin circuits drive intragroup social conflict and aggression in wild house mice
In nature, both males and females engage in competitive aggressive interactions to resolve social conflicts, yet the behavioral principles guiding...
