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Counselling Psychology for Children and Young People

Psychologist Terry Hanley on youth specific mental problems, the need for relocating service places, and importance of listening to the patient's opinion

What is First Philosophy?

Philosopher Andrew Haas on categories of necessity and possibility, Aristotle's 'Metaphysics', and ontohenochronophenomenology

Embodied Cognition

Neuroscientist Karl Friston on the place of cognition in our body and outside it, the way we perceive objects, and inactivism

Membrane Proteins

Molecular Biologist Richard Henderson on new protein structures, experiments with electron cryomicroscopy, and aquaporin

Media scientist Renira Rampazzo Gambarato on the freedom of speech online, netiquette, and the importance of media literacy acquisition in the modern world

On the History of Time

Philosopher Andrew Haas on the aristotelean understanding of time, subjective and objective perception of this phenomenon, and an aspect of being

The Link between Obesity and Diabetes

Epidemiologist Nick Wareham on metformin, preventive therapy of diabetes, and metabolism in obese people

Short-Term Memory

Neuroscientist Neil Burgess on the difference between short-term and long-term memory, phonological loop, and amnesic people

Research in Socialist Cities

Social anthropologist Michal Murawski on the advantages of socialist architecture, debates over the results of communist planning, and the Palace of Culture and Science in Warsaw

Synthetic Biology

Biologist Steven Benner on artificial life, bioengineering, and challenges for synthetic biology

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