Depression is often described through the language of mood, motivation and brain chemistry. But new research is pushing that familiar picture in a different direction. Scientists studying the adult hippocampus,…

Long before memory, language or conscious thought becomes possible, the human brain is already engaged in a remarkable exchange with its surroundings. New research from UCLA suggests that radial glia,…

There is a particular kind of anxiety that is easy to miss because it does not always look like anxiety at all. It looks like competence. It looks like someone…

At the 61st Venice Biennale, Manon Awst and Dylan Huw turn peat, language, sound and collective memory into an exhibition about what holds cultures together when the ground beneath them…

As the birthplace of higher education in agricultural machinery in New China and a pioneer in the global expansion of Chinese agricultural machinery, Jiangsu University has focused on agricultural engineering…

For decades, fashion was largely driven by trends. New collections arrived every season, encouraging consumers to constantly update their wardrobes. Today, however, a growing number of men are questioning this…

MigraACT — Youth Migrants in Action, co-funded by the European Union under the Erasmus+ Capacity Building in the field of Youth programme, brings together partners from Germany, Italy, Lebanon and…

Walk into most men’s wardrobes in India and you’ll notice a familiar pattern: black shirts, blue jeans, white kurtas, grey trousers, and perhaps a navy blazer for special occasions. While…

For decades, power dressing has been associated with sharply tailored suits, luxury watches, polished shoes, and boardroom confidence. The concept emerged from the Western corporate world, where clothing became a…