Trinity College Institute Of Neuroscience

We must act now in response to a new variant that is spreading too quickly for caution

Study shows brain cells and new knowledge continue to be produced well into old age

Sleeping less than six or seven hours a night increases the risk of cancer, diabetes, cardiovascular disease and stroke, says neuroscientist Matthew Walker

How many times do you have to do something before it becomes a habit? We know...

Facial movements used to communicate negative moral judgment have been found to be instinctive and universal to all cultures

Trinity College lecturers look at how our memory works and what we can do for it

Keeping your brain fit and active now could have a protective effect later on, and a new initiative called Hello Brain tells you how

A common myth about sleep and growing older is that we need less of it; while this is untrue, there are age-related issues to consider

Our attraction to fear begins at a young age, and there is little difference in how the body reacts to intense happiness and to terror