CCD in the Media

Here is a listing by year of the CCD members and research featured in the media.

2018

How important is age and dating? A Dutch guy lost his bid to legally lower his age. Triple J Hack. 4 December. (Stephen, I.)
Research proves non-word phonic tests 'no inhibitor to readers'. The Australian. 30 November. (Castles, A.)
'I felt terrible': why parents are blamed when their child can't read. The Sydney Morning Herald. 25 November. (Castles, A.)
Episode 15 - Rebecca Gelding. Chasing Creativity Podcast. 21 November. (Gelding, R.W.)
How your brain is linking scent and memory. 2ser 107.3 Radio. 20 November. (Williams, M.)
Are you autistic. ABC TV. 20 November. (Pellicano, E.)
Dr Lauren Tober speaks with Gemma Perry. A Grateful Life Podcast. 20 November. (Perry, G.)
Some heavy emotions: Positive Effect of death metal. News mail, Bundaberg. 19 November. (Thompson, W.F. & Olsen, K.)
Young Australians being diagnosed with younger onset dementia. 10 News First. 13 November. (Piguet, O.)
What makes an earworm stick on your head. ABC Arts. 9 November. (Gelding, R.W.)
Mysteries of dyslexia unravelled. MQ Health Clinic Newsletter. 9 November. (Castles, A. & Kohnen, S.)
Death metal fans more likely to feel ‘joy and peace’ despite violent themes in music. news.com.au. 2 November. (Thompson, W.F., Olsen, K.)
Dissecting the Bloodthirsty Bliss of Death Metal. Scientific American. 30 October. (Thompson, W.F. & Olsen, K.)
Virtual reality could show others what autism feels like—and lead to potential treatments. Science Magazine. 26 October. (Caruana, N.)
How virtual reality is transforming autism studies. Spectrum News. 24 October. (Caruana, N.)
How can music bring us together? Triple J, What is Music. 22 October. (Perry, G., Polito, V., & Thompson, W.F.)
Interview with John Sutton about emotional resiliance in sport. Australian Cricketers’ Association. 9 October. (Sutton, J.)
High school is seared in our brains, but we cherry-pick memories to feel better, expert says . ABC News. 4 October. (Barnier, A.J.)
Hearing Loss and Memory Collaboration. Audiology Now. 4 October. (Barnier, A.J. & Strutt, P.A.)
Mysteries of dyslexia unravelled. Essential Kids. 2 October. (Castles, A. & Kohnen, S.)
Exposed: The Case of Keli Lane. ABC News. 2 October. (Palermo, R.)
Ban the bombast and stop these reading wars now. TES. 21 September. (Castles. A., Rastle, K., & Nation, K.)
My Story and My Vision of China: Interview with the Director of Audiology at Macquarie University, Professor Catherine McMahon. en.people.cn. 21 September. (McMahon, C.)
Why phonics is crucial for all - even those who won’t ‘get’ it. Tes Podagogy. 20 September. (Castles, A.)
The scientifically researched health benefits of hypnosis. 2SER Radio. 20 September. (Polito, V.)
Tripping for depression. ABC Radio National. 16 September. (Polito, V.)
Intrepid MEG astronauts at Macquarie University. Australian Hearing Hub. 13 September. (Sowman, P., He, W., Benikos, N. & Rapaport, H.)
Interview with John Sutton about technology. ABC North West . 11 September. (Sutton, J.)
Interview with John Sutton about technology. ABC Western Queensland. 11 September. (Sutton, J.)
Mysteries of dyslexia unravelled. The Lighthouse. 11 September. (Castles, A. & Kohnen, S.)
Pickle curiosities: How virtual reality is being used for science as well as gaming. Nine News. 9 September. (Polito, V.)
Music and memory. ABC Radio National. 8 September. (Irish, M.)
Night of Illusions at Sydney Science Festival. YouTube. 7 September. (Polito, V., Zopf, R., & Contini, E.)
We're starting to Learn some incredible things about hypnosis. BuzzFeed. 7 September. (Polito, V.)
Interview with Patricia Karvelas about memory. Radio National, Canberra Drive. 5 September. (Sutton, J.)
Twins needed for research into first impressions. 6PR882 NewTalk. 5 September. (Sutherland, C.)
People say microdosing can increase cognitive ability and regulate emotions. Here's what we know about it. BuzzFeed. 3 September. (Polito, V.)
Do robots help autistic kids? The jury's still out. New Scientists. 1 September. (Pellicano, E.)
Giving a voice to autistic people in autism research. Frankl Open Science. 29 August. (Brock, J.)
Indigenous ear health and phonological awareness. ARC, Making a difference: Outcomes of supported research 2017-2018. 18 August. (Demuth, K., & Sharma, M.)
Singing triggers memories in those who struggle to remember. ABC News. 12 August. (Baird, A.)
Study finds singing can trigger memories for those with dementia. 2 SER Radio Sydney. 12 August. (Baird, A.)
Music and memory. ABC radio Newcastle. 12 August. (Baird, A.)
A simple view of the phonics debate. Spelfabet. 8 August. (Castles, A.)
Schoolkids in teaching’s war of the words. The Australian. 7 August. (Castles, A.)
Strong scientific case to roll out phonics instruction, expert says. The Australian. 7 August. (Castles, A.)
Pets, planets and power lasers: Macquarie on show at the Sydney Science Festival. This Week @ MQ. 6 August. (Polito, V., & Zopf, R.)
Psychopaths can’t tell if a person is genuinely sad or afraid, study suggests. Newsweek. 6 August. (Dawel, A.)
Many psychopaths unable to detect true fear or sadness in others. PsychCentral. 6 August. (Dawel, A.)
Why crying won’t help you win over a psychopath. IFL Science. 3 August. (Dawel, A.)
Save the crocodile tears: Psychopaths can’t tell the difference between fake crying and genuine sadness (and they don’t care when it’s real, anyway). Daily Mail. 3 August. (Dawel, A.)
Study: Psychopaths can’t tell when people fake distress. Big Think. 3 August. (Dawel, A.)
Real or crocodile tears? Psychopaths may not know the difference. ScienceDaily. 3 August. (Dawel, A.)
Our kids are not learning how to read, teacher says. The Australian. 2 August. (Castles, A.)
How can children become good readers? The Thomas B. Fordham Institute. 2 August. (Castles, A.)
Real or crocodile tears? Psychopaths may not know the difference. Medical Xpress. 2 August. (Dawel, A.)
Interview about abnormal responses to others’ genuine distress in high psychopathic traits. ABC 666. 2 August. (Dawel, A.)
Science versus slurs: The phonics debate. Greg Ashman Blog. 1 August. (Castles, A.)
Why does music give us goosebumps? Triple J, What is Music?. 30 July. (Thompson, W.)
The number of families who choose to homeschool their children with special needs is on the rise. ABC News. 24 July. (Pellicano, E.)
Music lessons help children become quick learners, study finds. Essential Kids. 2 July. (Mandikal Vasuki, P.)
Having a brain injury does not mean you’ll get dementia. The Conversation. 22 June. (Wearne, T., & Kumfor, F.)
The cost of being sexy. BioScience. 22 June. (Foo, Y.)
Phonics study hopes to end reading wars once and for all. ABC news. 13 June. (Castles, A.)
Call off the reading wars, phonics wins: study. The Sydney Morning Herald. 12 June. (Castles, A.)
Music may be key to returning memory to dementia patients. The Lighthouse. 12 June. (Baird, A., & Thompson, W.)
Under the microscope: music and the human brain. This Week @ MQ. 12 June. (Thompson, W., & Baird, A.)
Beyond the 'Reading Wars': How the science of reading can improve literacy. ScienceDaily. 12 June. (Castles, A.)
Metal music clarity. Channel 10's The Project. 10 June. (Thompson, W.)
Synesthesia: seeing sounds, hearing colours. ABC Radio National. 10 June. (Rich, A.)
Synesthesia: seeing sounds, hearing colours. Macquarie University News. 10 June. (Rich, A.)
Death metal: It's not true that nobody understands the words. ABC News. 8 June. (Thompson, W.)
Are death metal fans better at deciphering the genre's lyrics? ABC The World Today. 6 June. (Thompson, W.)
A new framework for conceptualizing symptoms in frontotemporal dementia. Brain: A Journal of Neurology. 5 June. (Wong, S., Balleine, B. W., & Kumfor, F.)
Interview about the formation of the Australian accent. ABC Radio Sydney. 31 May. (Cox, F.)
Explainer: how is frontotemporal dementia different and what are the warning signs? The Conversation. 17 May. (Wong, S., Kumfor, F., & Hutchings, R.)
Memories and fears. ABC Radio National. 14 May. (Irish, M.)
Colombia: after the violence. Nature. 7 May. (Ibanez, A.)
Interdisciplinary research leads to innovation, advancement atTAU. The Jerusalem Post. 4 May. (Friedmann, N.)
Looking good? Your brain might be playing tricks on you. MedicalXpress. 3 May. (Bell, J.)
Looking good? Your brain might be playing tricks on you. Particle. 3 May. (Bell, J.)
Disarming the mind: Reintegrating ex-combatants in Colombia. Nature. 2 May. (Ibanez, A.)
The science behind tickling. 2SER Breakfast. 26 April. (Williams, M.)
Intellectual development and language skills: "We noticed that something was wrong with the children". Galey Zahal. 24 April. (Friedmann, N)
Why we’re thinking about conspiracy theorists wrong. Vice. 12 April. (Klein, C., Clutton, P., & Polito, V.)
Teaching Cubito at Gumnut Cottage. Gumnut Cottage Newsletter. 12 April. (Marinus, E.)
The syndrome that makes people think their loved ones are impostors. The Sydney Morning Herald. 11 April. (Coltheart, M.)
Great, conspiracy theorists are ruining democracy now. Gizmodo. 11 April. (Klein, C., Clutton, P., & Polito, V.)
Study reveals who is spreading online conspiracies. Phys.org. 11 April. (Klein, C., Clutton, P., & Polito, V.)
Who is spreading online conspiracies? MyScience. 11 April. (Klein, C., Clutton, P., & Polito, V.)
Study finds conspiracy theories aren’t all spread by tinfoil-hat-wearing crazies. RT. 11 April. (Klein, C., Clutton, P., & Polito, V.)
Huge study shows who's really to Blame for spreading conspiracy theories online. Science Alert. 11 April. (Klein, C., Clutton, P., & Polito, V.)
Singing twins to shed light on how much of our ability to sing in tune is inherited. ABC News. 11 April. (Thompson, W.)
Autism advocacy and research misses the mark if autistic people are left out. The Conversation. 11 April. (Pellicano, E.)
South Australia’s trial of England’s year one phonics check shows why we need it. The Conversation. 10 April. (Buckingham, J., & Wheldall, K.)
Conspiracy theorists: Are they actually irrational? Drive on 2SER Radio Sydney. 10 April. (Polito, V., Klein, C., & Clutton, P.)
This strange syndrome causes people to think their loved ones have been replaced by identical impostors. The Washington Post. 7 April. (Coltheart, M.)
Online conspiracy theorists are more diverse (and ordinary) than most assume. Gizmodo. 2 April. (Klein, C., Clutton, P., & Polito, V.)
Online conspiracy theorists are more diverse (and ordinary) than most assume. The Conversation. 29 March. (Klein, C., Clutton, P., & Polito, V. )
Online conspiracy theorists are more diverse (and ordinary) than most assume. ABC News. 29 March. (Klein, C., Clutton, P., & Polito, V.)
Curious Kids: Why are we ticklish? The Conversation. 28 March. (Rich, A., & Williams, M.)
New Grant to Streamline Lab Delivery. EMOTIV Blog. 28 March. (de wit, B., & Kaplan, D.)
The curious joy of death metal music. ABC Radio Life Matters. 23 March. (Thompson, W.)
Meet the people who ‘taste’ sounds and see pain in colour. My Body and Soul. 23 March. (Rowe, M.)
Women in academia take aim at sexism, gender inequality in university research fields. ABC News. 11 March. (Irish, M.)
Calls for an end to ‘manels’ and conference gender imbalance, as research shows depth of discrimination against women in STEM. Healthcare IT news. 8 March. (Irish, M.)
Australian neuroscientist dropped as event speaker for being pregnant. Healthcare IT news. 7 March. (Irish, M.)
Death metal is often violent and misogynist yet it brings joy and empowerment to fans. The Conversation. 28 February. (Thompson, W., & Olsen, K.N.)
Interview: Listening to extreme music doesn't make people violent and angry. Radio Adelaide. 27 February. (Thompson, W.)
Practise some digital manners on your daily commute: start by turning down the volume. ABC Radio Australia. 23 February. (McAlpine, D., Thompson, W., & Gilliver, M.)
Practise some digital manners on your daily commute: start by turning down the volume. ABC News. 22 February. (McAlpine, D., Thompson, W., & Gilliver, M.)
Interview: How metal brings joy and empowerment to fans. Triple J, Hack, Sydney. 22 February. (Thompson, W.)
Research shows how an extreme 'visual diet' can lead to eating disorders. Brisbane Times. 10 February. (Stephen, I.)
A Macquarie University-led research shows that people who think that they are bigger or smaller than what they really are may have a psychological disorder. 2SM. 3 February. (Stephen, I.)
New perceptual pathway identified that can lead to body size misperception and increase risk of eating and exercise disorders. Macquarie Newsroom. 1 February. (Stephen, I.)
Switched on to learning. Macquarie University Success Stories and Newsletter. 1 February. (Badcock, N.)
Why some are better than others at recognising faces. Talking Lifestyle. 25 January. (Palermo, R.)
How does oral vocabulary knowledge help children learn to read? Teacher. 23 January. (Wegener, S., & Castles, A.)
Living in an obese community can impact your health, study finds. Townsville Bulletin. 23 January. (Stephen, I.)
Long read: What's so bad about Comic Sans, anyway? tes. 21 January. (Marinus, E.)
The brain might trick most people into thinking they’re thinner than they actually are. ZME Science. 18 January. (Bell, J.)
Illusion can make us think we’re thinner: study. The West Australian. 10 January. (Bell, J.)
A psychological illusion is making people think they are thinner than they are. The Australian. 10 January. (Bell, J.)

2017

Violent Music and Empathy. ABC Radio Sunday Afternoon. 17 December. (Slade, A.)
The part of my dad that dementia can't take. BBC Future. 14 December. (Baird, A.)
Why facial recognition is the future of diagnostics. Medical News Today. 9 December. (Stephen, I.)
Australia jumps up world rankings in reading. ABC Radio Adelaide, The World Today. 7 December. (Castles, A.)
Your face really does give away your health: Head size and shape determine your wellbeing and how attractive you are to mate with, so who is the most desirable in this line up? The Daily Mail. 7 December. (Stephen, I.)
International study shows many Australian children are still struggling with reading. The Conversation. 6 December. (Buckingham, J.)
Your face gives away your health. African Seer. 6 December. (Stephen, I.)
The reading ability of Australian students has improved. ABC News Perth. 5 December. (Castles, A.)
Australia's world literacy ranking has increased to 14th worldwide in terms of reading. ABC News Sydney, Evenings with The Business. 5 December. (Castles, A.)
Australia has lifted its world ranking in reading for the first time in a decade. ABC News Brisbane. 5 December. (Castles, A.)
Australia has moved from 27th to 21st in the Progress in International Reading Literacy Study. ABC News Sydney. 5 December. (Castles, A.)
Australia's world literacy ranking has increased to 14th worldwide in terms of reading. ABC News, Sydney, News Breakfast. 5 December. (Castles, A.)
Australia has been ranked 21 out of 50 countries in the Progress in International Reading Literacy Study. ABC Radio Adelaide. 5 December. (Castles, A.)
Education experts are pleased Australian students improved in international reading. ABC Radio Sydney. 5 December. (Castles, A.)
Australia has ranked 21 out of 50 countries in the Progress and International Reading Study. ABC Radio Melbourne. 5 December. (Castles, A.)
Education experts are pleased Aussie students have improved in international reading rankings. Triple J, Sydney. 5 December. (Castles, A.)
New computer model predicts your health from the shape of your face, and so does your brain. This Week. 5 December. (Stephen, I.)
Gone in three seconds: Just how quick WA millennials judge potential suitors. WA Today. 16 November. (Sutherland, C.)
Do we want emotionally healthy children and families? Research says, support same-sex marriage. ABC Religion & Ethics. 9 November. (Hudson, J.)
Clues to your health could be written all over your face. Huffington Post. 8 November. (Stephen, I.)
Three proven psychological treatments for young people that need to be funded. The Conversation. 6 November. (Hudson, J., Oar, E. & Wuthrich, V.)
Autism CRC welcomes Macquarie University to Cooperative Research Centre. Macquarie University Newsroom. 2 November. (Pellicano, E.)
Study highlights gender imbalance in peer review. Nature Index. 23 October. (Brock, J.)
How can music benefit people with dementia? Facebook. 19 October. (Baird, A. )
Wat bepaalt of we vinden dat iemand er intelligent of dom uitziet? Quest. 17 October. (Sutherland, C.)
Interview about attractiveness in cross-cultural context. Triple J The Hook Up. 1 October. (Stephen, I.)
The Australian accent – why we talk differently to everyone else and why actors from overseas find it so hard to replicate. ABC Radio Canberra - Overnights. 25 September. (Cox, F.)
Dealing with anxiety. ABC Radio Adelaide. 21 September. (Hudson, J.)
Facts about the phonics screening check. Online Opinion. 19 September. (Buckingham, J.)
Gay-identifying AI tells us more about stereotypes than the origins of sexuality.. The Conversation. 14 September. (Klein, C.)
For Australian students, academic potential still outweighs social circumstances.. The Conversation. 12 September. (Byrne, B., Grasby, K., Olson, R., & Coventry, W.)
Interview with Amee Baird. ABC radio North Queensland Our Song. 11 September. (Baird, A.)
Try some stress busters – you can build mental strength to help counter “disaster thinking”. Sydney Morning Herald. 9 September. (Hudson, J. & Wuthrich, V.)
ABC Perth Radio, Drive with Andrea Gibbs. 7 September. (Harris, C.)
ABC Far North Queensland Radio, Drive with Adam Stephen. 6 September. (Harris, C.)
Why we remember our youth as one big hedonistic party. The Conversation. 6 September. (Barnier, A. J., Harris, C.)
The concept of schizophrenia is coming to an end – here’s why.. The Conversation. 24 August. (McCarthy-Jones, S.)
Short and sweet competition serves up vital skills to students. University of Sydney. 23 August. (Wilson, N.-A.)
Can special fonts help people with dyslexia? Brain Facts. 21 August. (Marinus, E.)
Chemistry of Attraction.. Rowdie's Chemical Romance. 17 August. (Stephen, I.)
Men who eat more fruits and veggies smell more attractive to women. Huffington Post. 17 August. (Stephen, I.)
Vegies make you sexier! Talking Lifestyles Breakfast with John & Garry. 17 August. (Stephen, I.)
The proposed introduction of a phonics screening check in Australia.. ABC News. 17 August. (Castles, A.)
Men, Listen Up: Women Like The Smell Of Guys Who Eat A Certain Diet. NPR. 14 August. (Stephen, I.)
Hearing voices may make you more likely to hallucinate.. Futurity. 14 August. (Corlett, P.)
Was im Kopf von Terroristen vor sich geht. Die Welt. 14 August. (Ibanez, A.)
Men Who Eat Fruits and Vegetables Smell More Attractive. Food & Wine. 14 August. (Stephen, I.)
Auditory hallucination: what happens when people hear voices. Death Rattle. 13 August. (Corlett, P.)
How your mind protects you against hallucinations. Gears of Biz. 11 August. (Corlett, P.)
Auditory hallucination: What happens when people hear voices. International Business Times. 11 August. (Corlett, P.)
Abolish the oath: moral prejudice against atheists may bias courtroom decisions. The Conversation. 10 August. (McKay, R.)
Researchers explore what happens when people hear voices that others don’t. Yale News. 10 August. (Corlett, P.)
Atheists tend to be seen as immoral – even by other atheists: study. The Guardian. 8 August. (McKay, R.)
Killers, torturers . . . and atheists: why non-believers get a bad rap. The Times. 8 August. (McKay, R.)
Do we need religion to have good morals? Even atheists think horrific crimes are likely committed by atheists. The Daily Mail. 8 August. (McKay, R.)
The Serial Killer Test: Biases against atheists emerge in study. The New York Times. 7 August. (McKay, R.)
‘Worst ever’ research papers revealed. Times Higher Education. 7 August. (Coltheart, M., McKay, R.)
Stress-busters can improve performance. Newcastle Herald. 7 August. (Hudson, J. & Wuthrich, V.)
Anxiety in school children. APACS online. 7 August. (Hudson, J.)
Phonics provides best chance of successful start at school. The West Australian. 6 August. (Buckingham, J. )
The eyes have it: the case for eye contact. New Zealand Herald. 5 August. (Hayward, W.)
Smart money should go to teach the teachers. The Australian. 2 August. (Buckingham, J.)
How to improve hearing with music therapy. HEARnet Online. 2 August. (Lo, C.-Y.)
Et tvist af slet moral. Weekendavisen. 28 July. (Ibanez, A.)
Interview: music and memories. ABC Goldfields. 26 July. (Thompson, W.)
Interview about Prosopagnosia. Curtin FM. 26 July. (Palermo, R.)
Guest blog post: Breaking the ice with buxom grapefruits: Pratiques de publication and predatory publishing. The Bishop Blog. 25 July. (McKay, R., Coltheart, M.)
Australian Brain Bee Challenge 2017 Queensland Finals: Highlights Reel. Queensland Brain Institute website. 23 July. (de Wit, B.)
120 kids to be taught in open-plan classrooms in new schools. The Daily Telegraph. 20 July. (Mealings, K.)
Interview about research findings: New words are easier to read when kids have heard them first. ABC Radio Darwin. 19 July. (Wegener, S.)
When gaming meets neuroscience. Queensland Brain Institute. 19 July. (de Wit, B.)
Sensing the dead is perfectly normal – and often helpful.. The Conversation. 19 July. (McCarthy-Jones, S.)
Children's literacy study links hearing words to reading ability for first time, researchers say. ABC News. 18 July. (Wegener, S., Castles, A.)
How building your child’s spoken word bank can boost their capacity to read. The Conversation. 18 July. (Wegener, S., Castles, A.)
Did you hear? New words easier to read when kids hear them first. This Week @ MQ. 18 July. (Wegener, S., Castles, A.)
How building your child's spoken word bank can boost their capacity to read. Daily Bulletin. 18 July. (Wegener, S.)
New children's literacy study links hearing words to reading ability for first time. ABC Lateline. 18 July. (Wegener, S., Castles, A.)
New children's literacy study links hearing words to reading ability for first time. ABC News Afternoons. 18 July. (Wegener, S., Castles, A.)
New children's literacy study links hearing words to reading ability for first time. ABS News 24. 18 July. (Wegener, S., Castles, A.)
Study of How We Look at Faces May Offer Insight Into Autism. The New York Times. 12 July. (Duchaine, B.)
Mind games. i Advance Senior Care. 10 July. (Hornberger, M.)
This is what really happens inside your brain when you face your fears. Elite Daily. 6 July. (Irish, M.)
Misinformation and alternative facts. Inspiring Australia. 3 July. (McArthur, G, Barnier, A., Brock, J.)
Scientists are trying to get inside the mind of a terrorist. Popular Science. 30 June. (Ibanez, A.)
Mental health services are failing young autistic people. The Conversation. 26 June. (Pellicano, L., Crane, L.)
Mental health services are failing young autistic people. The Conversation. 26 June. (Pellicano, E.)
How Lorde sees colour in music. The Daily Edition. 23 June. (Rich, A.)
Helping you do your best. Illawara Mercury, Wollongong. 22 June. (Hudson, j. & Wuthrich, V.)
Measuring our changing first impressions. Association for Psychological Science Observer. 20 June. (Sutherland, C. A., Young, A. W., & Rhodes, G.)
Finely tuned kids: playing an instrument could enhance other abilities. The Herald Sun. 19 June. (Mandikal Vasuki, P.)
Music on key for language learning. Adelaide Advertiser. 19 June. (Mandikal Vasuki, P.)
Music lessons hit right note for brain power. The Northern Territory News. 19 June. (Mandikal Vasuki, P.)
Tips to avoiding stress of HSC. Illawara Mercury, Wollongong. 19 June. (Hudson, J. & Wuthrich, V.)
HSC study guide helps Illawarra students deal with stress. The Advertiser, Lake Times. 19 June. (Hudson, J. & Wuthrich, V.)
Helping you do your best. Sydney Morning Herald. 19 June. (Hudson, J. & Wuthrich, V.)
Try some stress busters. Sydney Morning Herald. 19 June. (Hudson, J. & Wuthrich, V.)
Music can boost your child’s ability to learn language and reading. The Daily Telegraph. 18 June. (Mandikal Vasuki, P.)
Music can boost your child’s ability to learn language and reading.. Herald Sun. 18 June. (Mandikal-Vasuki, M.)
Woolly thinking won’t help with education. The Spectator Australia. 17 June. (Buckingham, J.)
Reflections on the L’Oreal-UNESCO For Women in Science program. Nature Jobs Blog. 16 June. (Irish, M.)
Wishful thinking in politics is a recipe for foolishness. Financial Times. 16 June. (Tappin, B., van der Leer, L., McKay, R.)
The Skewed Ethical Universe of The Terrorist. Pacific Standard. 16 June. (Ibanez, A.)
Study shows a bias for evidence of what we want to be true. Psychology Today. 15 June. (Tappin, B., van der Leer, L., McKay, R.)
¿Cómo piensa un terrorista? La Nacion. 14 June. (Manes, F., Ibanez, A.)
Moral evaluation in the terrorist. Dennik Journal. 14 June. (Ibanez, A.)
Ako myslí terorista? Vedci šli do kolumbijskej väznice, aby skúmali myseľ vrahov. Dennikn. 14 June. (Ibanez, A.)
New insights about accelerated long term forgetting in epilepsy. Neurology Times. 14 June. (Miller, L.)
Set for Macquarie Working Memory and Reading Difficulties workshop. Education HQ. 13 June. (Banales, E.)
"Debemos desarrollar una mirada informada, crítica y comprometida". Diario de Cuyo. 13 June. (Ibanez, A.)
Terrorists do not look like psychopaths but rather sociopaths. La Segunda. 12 June. (Ibanez, A.)
How Apple AirPods could make future hearing aids cool.. San Francisco Chronicle. 12 June. (Mandikal-Vasuki, P.)
Las diferencias clave entre los terroristas y la población. Paper Blog. 12 June. (Ibanez, A.)
People are not aware of their internal body state. El Mercurio de Antofagasta . 11 June. (Ibanez, A.)
People are not aware of their internal body state. El Austral. 11 June. (Ibanez, A.)
People are not aware of their internal body state. El Llanquihue . 11 June. (Ibanez, A.)
People are not aware of their internal body state. El Austral de Osorno . 11 June. (Ibanez, A.)
People are not aware of their internal body state. El Mercurio de Valparaiso. 11 June. (Ibanez, A.)
Understanding and countering terrorism. Nature. 8 June. (Ibanez, A.)
On psychological tests comparing 66 terrorists with controls, one key difference stood out. British Psychological Society Research Digest. 6 June. (Ibanez, A.)
Ecco come la scienza ci salverà dal terrorismo. L'indro. 6 June. (Ibanez, A.)
Junior brains studied at Holy Cross by Macquarie University. The Daily Telegraph. 2 June. (Beyersmann, E. Castles, A.)
How brains train. Central Coast Express Advocate. 31 May. (Beyersmann, E. Castles, A.)
How to improve your memory in six easy steps. Huffington Post. 31 May. (Irish, M.)
Déceler l'esprit terroriste par des tests psychologiques. Radio Canada. 30 May. (Ibanez, A.)
Unique psychology test – Understanding the mindset of terrorists. Zee News. 30 May. (Ibanez, A. )
Not the psychology of Joe average terrorist. Mind Hacks. 29 May. (Ibanez, A.)
The immoral code of a terrorist. Newspaper.Ru. 29 May. (Ibanez, A.)
Study unpacks terrorist’s moral mindset. New Europe. 29 May. (Ibanez, A.)
A Little Idleness Can Actually Be Productive, According to New Study. The Christian Post. 28 May. (Irish, M.)
You’re not going to change your mind. The New York Times. 27 May. (Tappin, B., Van der Leer, L., McKay, R.)
Inside the mind of a terrorist. The Daily Mail. 27 May. (Ibanez, A.)
For terrorists, morality has a different meaning. Pacific Standard. 27 May. (Ibanez, A.)
Los terroristas tienen una distorcion del juicio moral. Publico Pt. 27 May. (Ibanez, A.)
Come funziona la mente di un terrorista. The Post Internazionale. 27 May. (Ibanez, A.)
Terrorists' moral judgment probed in psychology test. BBC News. 26 May. (Ibanez, A.)
Study of convicted terrorists reveals deviant moral judgment. Seeker Web. 26 May. (Ibanez, A.)
The moral judgement of terrorists. Research Gate. 26 May. (Ibanez, A.)
Terrorism psychology: How terrorists justify carrying out atrocities to themselves. International Business times. 26 May. (Ibanez, A.)
Una investigación profundiza en los patrones cognitivos anormales de los terroristas. Agencia Iberoamericana para la difusión de la ciencia y la tecnología. 26 May. (Ibanez, A.)
Undersøgelse af terrorister: Derfor dræber de uden moralske kvaler. Videnskab DK. 26 May. (Ibanez, A.)
Una investigación profundiza en los patrones cognitivos anormales de los terroristas. Agencia Iberoamericana para la Divulgación de la Ciencia y Tecnología. 26 May. (Ibanez, A.)
Why You Should Take Some Time Out To 'Waste Time'. Huffington Post. 25 May. (Irish, M.)
Virtual reality may reveal new clues about autism social difficulties. Scientific American. 24 May. (Brock, J., Caruana, N.)
Interview about musical traning and statistical learning ability. ABC Radio Melbourne. 23 May. (Mandikal Vasuki, P.R.)
5 ways to boost your memory. New Idea. 20 May. (Barnier, A.)
New report highlights GPs’ need for training in autism. UCL News. 16 May. (Pellicano, E.)
Virtual reality yields clues to social difficulties in autism. Spectrum News. 16 May. (Caruana, N., Brock, J.)
Friendships pose unique challenges for women on the spectrum. Spectrum News. 16 May. (Pellicano, E.)
New study demonstrates link between music and statistical learning. The Sydney Morning Herald. 15 May. (Mandikal Vasuki, P. R.)
New study demonstrates link between music and statistical learning. The Canberra Times. 15 May. (Mandikal Vasuki, P.R.)
New study demonstrates link between music and statistical learning. WA Today. 15 May. (Mandikal Vasuki, P.R.)
New study demonstrates link between music and statistical learning. The Age. 15 May. (Mandikal Vasuki, P.R.)
GPs urgently need training on autism. The Independent. 15 May. (Crane L., & Pellicano, E.)
GPs urgently need training on autism. Spectrum News. 15 May. (Crane L., & Pellicano, E. )
Trump’s ‘dangerous disability’? It’s the Dunning-Kruger effect. Bloomberg View. 13 May. (Pennycook, G., Ross, R.M., Koehler, D.J., & Fugelsang, J.A.)
How Apple AirPods could make future hearing aids cool. San Francisco Chronicle. 12 May. (Mandikal Vasuki, P.)
GPs urgently need training on autism. The Conversation. 9 May. (Pellicano, E.)
Mixing up your kids names? You’re not alone. 6PR Perth Radio. 5 May. (Kumfor, F.)
Can't stop worrying? Here's how to train your anxious brain. Body and Soul. 4 May. (Kumfor, F.)
Opinion: inexpensive hearing aids may not benefit consumers in the long run. Aged Care Insite. 3 May. (McMahon, C.)
Two simple questions that have changed the way people hear inner voices.. The Conversation. 3 May. (McCarthy-Jones, S.)
Quand le cerveau révèle une incroyable capacité de résilience. Le Monde. 2 May. (Ibanez, A.)
Preprint server bioRxiv gets boost from Facebook billionaire. Spectrum News. 28 April. (Brock, J.)
Interview about memory. ABC Radio 702 Sydney. 27 April. (Harris, C.)
'You have to back yourself' - Wexford's globally successful dementia researcher. Wexford Echo. 25 April. (Irish, M.)
Can Barbara Arrowsmith-Young's cognitive exercises change your brain? Sydney Morning Herald. 22 April. (Castles, A., Bishop, D.)
Can Barbara Arrowsmith-Young's cognitive exercises change your brain? Canberra Times. 22 April. (Castles, A., Bishop, D.)
Can Barbara Arrowsmith-Young's cognitive exercises change your brain? Brisbane Times. 22 April. (Castles, A., Bishop, D.)
A contested experience: The multiple meanings of ‘hearing voices’. Huffington Post. 21 April. (McCarthy-Jones, S.)
Phonics works: Sounding out words is best way to teach reading, study suggests. Science Daily. 20 April. (Rastle, K.)
Study shows that strangers are better at picking attractive profile pictures. Ten Eyewitness News: Ten Play. 19 April. (Sutherland, C., )
Research suggests we should let strangers choose our Facebook profile picture. Stuff.co.nz. 18 April. (White, D., Sutherland, C.)
Science says you should let a stranger choose your profile picture. Gizmodo. 18 April. (White, D.)
The best way to choose a profile picture on social media is to have a stranger do it, according to science. Bustle. 18 April. (White, D.)
New study shows strangers are better than we are at choosing profile pictures. Perth Now. 18 April. (Sutherland, C.)
Trying to choose your best profile picture? Ask a complete stranger to do it for you. Men's Fitness. 17 April. (White, D.)
Study shows you should let a stranger pick your Tinder picture for you. Joe. 17 April. (White, D.)
How to choose the best profile picture? Let a stranger decide, research shows. International Business Times. 16 April. (White, D.)
Want to pick your best selfie? Ask a stranger. The Times. 15 April. (White, D.)
How to pick your best profile picture - get someone else to do it. New Zealand Herald. 15 April. (White, D.)
Not having any luck on Tinder? Get a STRANGER to choose your photos. Daily Mail Australia. 15 April. (White, D.)
When choosing profile pictures, ask a total stranger. IFL Science. 14 April. (White, D., Sutherland, C.)
The strangely obvious reason you should never choose your own online dating pictures. Glamour. 14 April. (White, D.)
Why you should let someone else choose your Tinder photo. Time. 14 April. (White, D.)
UNSW study says beauty is no longer in the eye of the beholder. University Herald. 14 April. (White, D.)
Never choose your own dating profile picture if you want to find romance, say scientists. The Telegraph. 14 April. (White, D.)
Trying to pick your best selfie for Facebook? Ask a stranger. Mirror. 14 April. (White, D.)
When it comes to your profile picture, let a stranger do the choosing. Science Daily. 14 April. (White, D., Sutherland, C.)
You probably can be choosing a better profile photo. Here's proof.. USA Today. 14 April. (White, D.)
Science confirms it—your LinkedIn profile photo looks even worse than you think it does. Quartz. 13 April. (White, D.)
Prescription drug deaths, Trump and North Korea, and music and memory. Triple J radio, Hack. 12 April. (Baird, A.)
Phonics tests: why some children struggle to read. Sydney Morning Herald. 11 April. (Castles, A.)
'Like learning the telephone book': the reading challenge for schools. The Northern Daily Reader. 11 April. (Castles, A.)
Australia urged to use phonics in reading strategy as British schools minister tours country. ABC Online. 11 April. (Castles, A.)
Interview: phonics. ABC News. 11 April. (Castles, A.)
Phonics tests: Why some children struggle to read. The Canberra Times. 11 April. (Castles, A.)
'Like learning the telephone book': the reading challenge for schools. Newcastle Herald. 11 April. (Castles, A.)
How should schools be helping kids with dyslexia reach their peak? ABC Radio: ABC Nightlife. 10 April. (Castles, A.)
Interview with Amee Baird. Australian School of Film, TV and Radio. 9 April. (Baird, A.)
Interview with Amee Baird. Hack JJJ ABC Radio. 7 April. (Baird, A.)
Interview with Amee Barid. Breakfast show ABC Newcastle. 7 April. (Baird, A. )
The case for taking a break (based on HBF survey report). This Week. 7 April. (Hudson, J.)
Study finds: Some memories are more vulnerable to dementia than others. PsyPost. 4 April. (Irish, M., Landin-Romero, R., Hsieh, S., Hodges, J., Piguet, O.)
Life after a stroke: How Raghbir relearned her mother tongue in an Australian first. SBS World News. 1 April. (Miller Amberber, A.)
What is multilingual aphasia? SBS World News. 31 March. (Miller Amberber, A.)
What is multilingual aphasia? SBS World Radio. 31 March. (Miller Amberber, A.)
Interview with Amee Baird. ‘This way up’ Radio New Zealand science show. 29 March. (Baird, A.)
Music and Memory - Help for Dementia? 2SER 107.3 Sydney Radio. 28 March. (Baird, A.)
Science laureate Michelle Simmons sees bright future in quantum computing. The Australian. 24 March. (Irish, M.)
What's in a word? The debate over dyslexia. The Medical Republic. 23 March. (McArthur, G., Castles, A.)
Australian female scientists to be honoured in Paris. Echo Net Daily. 23 March. (Irish, M.)
Quantum physicist Michelle Simmons named a women in science laureate. The Australian. 23 March. (Irish, M.)
« Notre chanson » ou quand la musique traverse le temp. The Conversation (French). 22 March. (Baird, A., Thompson, W.)
Interview: the relationship between music and memory in people with dementia and Alzheimer’s. ABC Far North radio. 22 March. (Thompson, W.)
This Elvis fan with dementia is proof that music heals. Huffington Post. 21 March. (Irish, M.)
The power of song in preserving memory. ABC Radio. 20 March. (Baird, A.)
The facts on hearing loss and Alzheimer type dementia. Hear Net Online. 20 March. (Savage, G.)
Supposed human pheromones fail to pass sniff test. Chemistry World. 17 March. (Simmons, L.)
The power of ‘our song’, the musical glue that binds friends and lovers across the ages. The Conversation. 17 March. (Baird, A., Thompson, W.)
The relationship between music and memory in people with dementia. 6PR Perth Radio. 17 March. (Baird, A.)
The power of 'our song', the musical glue that binds friends and lovers across the ages. ABC News. 17 March. (Baird, A., Thompson, W.)
Involving autistic people in research: an interview with Prof Liz Pellicano. Network Autism. 16 March. (Pellicano, E.)
Lost for words: investigating specific language impairments. Research Features. 11 March. (Rice, M.)
Fail: Aphrodisiac perfumes don't attract sexual partners. Sputnik. 9 March. (Simmons, L., Rhodes, G.)
What's that smell? Not pheromones apparently. 1079 Life radio. 9 March. (Simmons, L.)
Interview: Tone deafness. ABC Riverland SA. 9 March. (Thompson, W.)
Researchers debate if human pheromones really exist. Triple J radio. 9 March. (Simmons, L.)
Australian youth fear they are missing out on friendship, new study finds. The Daily Telegraph. 9 March. (Hudson, J.)
Pheromones marketed in perfumes may not work as intended, researchers say. ABC News. 8 March. (Simmons, L.)
Humans may not have pheromones: WA study. News.com.au. 8 March. (Simmons, L.)
We just got more evidence that the 2 human 'sex pheromones' don't actually exist. Science Alert. 8 March. (Simmons, L.)
WA study says forget everything you know about human pheromones. SBS. 8 March. (Simmons, L.)
The l'Oréal Foundation and UNESCO recognize 15 young women researchers for their outstanding contribution to science. UNESCO News. 8 March. (Irish, M.)
Interview: factors that contribute to preference in selecting a partner. SBS Date My Race. 8 March. (Stephen, I.)
Do human pheromones actually exist? Science Mag. 7 March. (Simmons, L.)
Eating fruits and vegetables can make you more attractive. Oxford University Press Blog. 6 March. (Zhi Foo, Y.)
Interview: How music impacts and changes a person’s mood. 2UE Radio. 5 March. (Thompson, W.)
Who says you can't sing? ABC Radio Melbourne. 2 March. (Thompson, W.)
So you think you can't sing? It could be all in your mind. ABC News Online. 1 March. (Thompson, W.)
So you think you can't sing? It could be all in your mind. Radio National Australia. 1 March. (Thompson, W.)
Humanoid robot to assist school-going children with autism in developing communication skills. AutisMag. 27 February. (Pellicano, E.)
Autism diagnosis by brain scan? It’s time for a reality check. The Guardian. 24 February. (Brock, J.)
Neurociencias cognitivas aplicadas al sector del conocimiento. Conicet. 24 February. (Ibanez, A.)
Finally, some good news for Donald Trump: Researchers discover people find orange skin more attractive. Daily Mail Australia. 23 February. (Foo, Y.)
El riesgo de Demencia se prodria reducir. El Tiempo. 22 February. (Ibanez, A.)
Is there a link between early life trauma and mental illness? The NeuRA blog. 20 February. (Green, M.)
TOWIE tans really do make men more attractive to women, suggests new research. Derry Journal. 20 February. (Foo, Y.)
What’s in a face? Prosopagnosia. ABC Radio National's All in the Mind. 19 February. (Palermo, R., Duchaine, B.)
Prosopagnosia: What it's like to live with 'face blindness'. ABC Radio National's All in the Mind. 19 February. (Palermo, R.)
Eating these vegetables might make you seem more attractive to your date. Glory. 17 February. (Foo, Y.)
Eating these vegetables might make you seem more attractive to your date. Refinery29. 17 February. (Foo, Y.)
The robot teaching autistic children how to communicate. ITV. 16 February. (Pellicano, E.)
This supplement makes men more attractive to women. DailyStar. 16 February. (Foo, Y.)
You can fake a healthy skin tone to look more attractive (without actually being healthier). Australian Popular Science. 16 February. (Foo, Y.)
Demencias en la vejez: pequeños cambios pueden ayudar a reducir el riesgo. La Nacion. 16 February. (Ibanez, A.)
Good news for Donald Trump: Orange skin is more attractive. NewsPaper7. 15 February. (Foo, Y.)
This vegetable will make you look 50% more attractive. PsyBlog. 15 February. (Foo, Y.)
Can beta-carotene make you more attractive? PsychCentral. 15 February. (Foo, Y.)
Interview on Triple J Hack. Triple J radio. 14 February. (Stephen, I.)
Men with 'healthy-looking complexions' seem more attractive, even if they're not that healthy. Men's Fitness. 14 February. (Foo, Y.)
Science proves how superficial humans are, just in times for Valentine’s Day. BGR. 14 February. (Foo, Y.)
Eating behaviours and FTD. The NeuRA blog. 13 February. (Ahmed, R.)
People are attracted to outward signs of health, not actual health, study finds. Science Daily. 13 February. (Foo, Y.)
'Healthy glow' helps attract a sexual partner but may not signify good health. Independent. 13 February. (Foo, Y.)
Study finds that people are attracted to outward signs of health, not actual health. EurekaAlert. 13 February. (Foo, Y.)
Study finds that people are attracted to outward signs of health, not actual health. PsyPost. 13 February. (Foo, Y.)
Soul music. Lateral Magazine. 10 February. (Baird, A.)
Most people think they're morally superior to everyone else. The Huffington Post. 10 February. (Tappin, B & McKay, R.)
Megan Willis: Let's face it, first impressions count online. New Zealand Herald. 5 February. (Willis, M.)
TES talks to…language difficulties expert Dorothy Bishop. TES. 3 February. (Bishop, D.)
Just because he’s hot doesn’t mean he’s healthy. Pacific Standard. 1 February. (Foo, Y., Rhodes, G., Simmons, L.)
Emojis land on NAPLAN: Students to analyse text chats. The Logan Reporter. 31 January. (Buckingham, J.)
Most people think they're morally superior to everyone else. Scientific American. 31 January. (Tappin, B. & McKay, R.)
Phonics test under development for young schoolkids. ABC Radio National Breakfast. 30 January. (Buckingham, J.)
Let’s face it, first impressions count online. The Conversation. 30 January. (Willis, M.)
Literacy and numeracy tests for Australian Year 1 students. The Australian. 29 January. (Buckingham, J.)
The next step in Simon Birmingham's back-to-basics push: literacy and numeracy check for six-year-olds. Financial Review. 29 January. (Buckingham, J.)
Resolutions that go the distance. The Australian. 27 January. (Stephen, I., Brooks, K.)
Music and Math in tune with each other. Sydney Morning Herald. 27 January. (Mandikal Vasuki, P.R.)
Do you suffer from illusions of moral superiority? NPR 13.7: Cosmos & Culture. 23 January. (Tappin, B. & McKay, R.)
Around the universities and research institutes. MJA Careers. 22 January. (Hodges, J., & Piguet, O.)
Music training may facilitate memory function in Alzheimer’s disease. PsychCentral. 21 January. (Baird, A.)
Here's How Picking Up A New Skill Can Help Your Brain. Huffington Post. 19 January. (Irish, M.)
Images of muscly bodies can distort idea of normal. Northern District Times. 18 January. (Stephen, I., Brooks, K.)
Explainer: What is phonics and why is it important? The Conversation. 17 January. (Wang, H.-C.)
Your digital diet in 2017: On blogging, reading, and social media. WordPress Discover. 16 January. (Gelding, R.)
Is it time to focus on the common pathways linking neurodegenerative diseases? BMJ Talk Medicine. 13 January. (Ahmed, R.)
Muscly bodies tone down body perception. 9News.com.au. 13 January. (Brooks,K., Stephen, I.)
Ideal body images can help feed insecurities. Cairns Post. 12 January. (Stephen, I., Brooks, K.)
Working out at the gym may 'give' you small muscles: How body dysmorphia manifests in the brain. Medical Daily. 12 January. (Stephen, I., Brooks, K.)
Why going to the gym could be dangerous for your mental health: Constant exposure to muscly figures 'fuels body dysmorphia' . Daily Mail Australia. 12 January. (Stephen, I., Brooks, K.)
From muscle man to puny in two minutes. The Age. 11 January. (Stephen, I., Brooks, K.)
From muscle man to puny in two minutes. The Sydney Morning Herald. 11 January. (Stephen, I., Brooks, K.)
From muscle man to puny in two minutes. The Canberra Times. 11 January. (Stephen, I., Brooks, K.)
From muscle man to puny in two minutes. The Brisbane Times. 11 January. (Stephen, I., Brooks, K.)
From muscle man to puny in two minutes. WA Today. 11 January. (Stephen, I., Brooks, K.)
Why going to the gym might actually make your muscles look smaller. Medical Xpress. 11 January. (Stephen, I., Brooks, K.)
Interview about body image distortion. ABC Radio Brisbane. 11 January. (Brooks, K.)
“Would today’s wise men believe in God?”. BBC1 ‘The Big Questions'. 8 January. (McKay, R.)
Screen time guidelines need to be built on evidence, not hype. The Guardian. 7 January. (Pellicano, E.)
The Optimist Within. Imperfect Cognitions Blog. 2 January. (McKay, R.)

2016

Why objects can be more meaningful gifts than experiences. Vox. 23 December. (Sutton, J., & Harris, C.)
There's more to running than getting fit. The Huffington Post. 20 December. (Irish, M.)
Facundo Manes: "Tenemos que ganar la Copa Davis de la educación". Infobae. 19 December. (Manes, F.)
"Entender el cerebro es el desafío más difícil que tiene la ciencia". El Popular. 18 December. (Manes, F.)
Is the Emotiv EPOC signal quality good enough for Research? Sapiens Lab Blog. 17 December. (Badcock, N.)
Music can pierce the fog of dementia. The Sydney Morning Herald. 15 December. (Baird, A.)
The sound of music awakens the muddled minds of dementia residents in aged care. The Sydney Morning Herald. 14 December. (Baird, A.)
The sound of music awakens the muddled minds of dementia residents in aged care. Canberra TImes. 14 December. (Baird, A.)
Understanding America’s moral divides. The Atlantic. 14 December. (Tappin, B. & McKay, R.)
Facundo Manes en el Día Internacional del Voluntariado: “Tenemos un gran futuro por delante y está en nosotros empezar a verlo”. Ciudad Si. 8 December. (Manes, F.)
Chris Smith presents The Alan Jones Breakfast Show . 2GB and 4BC News Talk. 7 December. (Buckingham, J.)
How to stop being the worst and start remembering people's names. Vice. 6 December. (Barnier, A.)
A ‘savvy’ way to expose undergraduates to research. Teche: Macquarie University's Learning and Teaching Blog. 6 December. (de Wit, B.)
“La sociedad argentina está desunida y debe tomar a la educación como bandera”. La Capital de Mar del Plata. 4 December. (Manes, F.)
Why Australia should trial the new phonics screening check. The Conversation. 2 December. (Castles, A., & Coltheart, M.)
Afternoons with Kelly Higgins-Devine. 612 ABC Brisbane. 2 December. (Palermo, R.)
Mornings with Simon Wallace. ABC Radio (South East NSW/Bega/Riverina/Wagga Wagga). 1 December. (Barnier, A.)
Charla de neurociencia para cadetes de policía. Diario Popular. 1 December. (Manes, F.)
Attraction and choice in dating. Triple J. 30 November. (Stephen, I.)
Facundo Manes: "Hemos avanzado bastante en patologías cerebrales pero falta mucho y se soluciona con más investigación". El Eco de Sunchales. 29 November. (Manes, F.)
Addressing gender equity: Amanda’s story. This Week at Macquarie. 28 November. (Barnier, A.)
Testing phonics on Life Matters. ABC's Radio National. 28 November. (Buckingham, J.)
PM with Mark Colvin. ABC Radio. 28 November. (Buckingham, J.)
Facundo Manes disertó en la ciudad. Sunchales Hoy. 27 November. (Manes, F.)
The UK Phonics Check could help reduce teacher workloads. Spelfabet. 26 November. (Buckingham, J.)
You wouldn’t read about it. The Australian. 25 November. (Buckingham, J.)
Five minutes of phonics to lift child literacy levels. The Australian. 24 November. (Buckingham, J.)
Five-minute test could catch struggling readers. The Australian. 24 November. (Buckingham, J.)
Simon Birmingham backs phonics check for all year 1 children. Australian Financial Review. 23 November. (Buckingham, J.)
Why moral companies do immoral things. Financial Times. 23 November. (Tappin, B., & McKay, R.)
The psychology of morality on "Moral Maze". BBC Radio. 23 November. (Tappin, B., & McKay, R.)
Headphones: the new office wall? In the Black. 22 November. (Thompson, W.)
Some people are great at recognizing faces. Others... not so much. Hidden Brain. 22 November. (Burton, A.)
Facundo Manes en nuestra ciudad. Areco Semanal. 22 November. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes: “Necesitamos poner a la educación como prioridad de la sociedad”. Bosco Producciones. 22 November. (Manes, F.)
What are the building blocks for early childhood? This Week at Macquarie. 21 November. (Benders, T.)
El neurocientífico Facundo Manes se presentará el lunes en San Antonio de Areco. Areco Semanal. 18 November. (Manes, F.)
Excellence in Collaboration and Connection. Teche: Macquarie University's Learning and Teaching Blog. 17 November. (Heath, S., Blumfield, R., & Yen, L.)
Dementia game 'shows lifelong navigational decline'. BBC News. 17 November. (Hornberger, M.)
Free mobile game that tests someone's ability to navigate could help doctors detect Alzheimer's in minutes. Daily Mail Australia. 17 November. (Hornberger, M.)
Sea Hero Quest: The dementia video game that produced 9,500 years worth of data. The Huffington Post. 17 November. (Hornberger, M.)
People power unlocks the secrets of human spatial navigation. Alzheimer's Research UK blog. 17 November. (Hornberger, M.)
Computer games could reveal early signs of dementia. The Australian. 17 November. (Hornberger, M.)
Song of thy self. Insite. 16 November. (Thompson, B. & Baird, A.)
Sea Hero Quest mobile game helps doctors set new benchmark for dementia diagnosis. Mirror. 16 November. (Hornberger, M.)
“El cerebro es un órgano social”. Letra Urbana. 16 November. (Manes, F.)
Everyone thinks they’re more moral than everyone else. Science of Us. 15 November. (Tappin, B., & McKay, R.)
We have an unfortunate tendency to assume we’re morally superior to others. The British Psychological Society Research Digest. 14 November. (Tappin, B., & McKay, R.)
“Liderazgo implica abandonar el confort”. La voz del interior. 13 November. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes presentó “El cerebro argentino” en Escobar. Escobar News. 12 November. (Manes, F.)
5 Tips for handling stress and anxiety. This Week. 10 November. (Hudson, J.)
We found out if time really does fly. The Huffington Post. 9 November. (Irish, M.)
Facundo Manes, distinguido por el Senado. Diario Popular. 9 November. (Manes, F.)
El reconocimiento que hizo llorar a Facundo Manes en el Senado. Infobae. 9 November. (Manes, F.)
Neurociencias en el aula: una nueva forma de mejorar el aprendizaje. La Nación. 8 November. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes recibió la distinción Faustino Sarmiento. Salto en Red. 8 November. (Manes, F.)
El Senado de la Nación distinguió a Facundo Manes con una mención de honor. Perfil. 8 November. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes, galardonado en el Senado de la Nación. Infobae. 8 November. (Manes, F.)
Do you know when you’re ready to learn and work? This Week at Macquarie. 7 November. (Badcock, N.)
Aphantasia: ‘I can’t visualise my own children’. BBC News. 6 November. (Zeman, A.)
Student blog: Part-time PhD students do it better: three unspoken truths. Times Higher Education. 4 November. (Gelding, R.)
Education expert backs Pearson’s Cape York Academy method. The Australian. 2 November. (Buckingham, J.)
Over $416 million for almost 1000 new projects . LabOnline. 2 November. (Johnson, B.)
Why we need to learn to sit with discomfort. The Huffington Post. 2 November. (Irish, M.)
$234.7 million for research discoveries. Get Stem. 1 November. (Johnson, B.)
When research + lab work creates an enriching student learning experience. Teche: Macquarie University's Learning and Teaching Blog. 1 November. (de Wit, B., & Kaplan, D.)
Facundo Manes llega a Pilar para disertar sobre Neurociencias y Políticas Educativas. Pilar de Todos. 31 October. (Manes, F.)
'I didn't recognise my own son': Face blindness affects 1 in 50. Sunday Night. 30 October. (Palermo, R.)
Facundo Manes, anfitrión de su gala benéfica. Perfil. 29 October. (Manes, F.)
Early interaction can help autistic children, study shows. The Straits Times. 27 October. (Bishop, D.)
Atlanta Teenager Wakes Up From Coma Speaking Fluent Spanish. Local POV. 27 October. (Croot, K.)
Expertos proponen aplicar las neurociencias al ámbito educativo. ABC. 27 October. (Manes, F.)
An english-speaking teenager has woken up from a coma speaking fluent Spanish. Science Alert. 26 October. (Nickels, L.)
Why do people wake up from comas speaking other languages? Metro. 26 October. (Nickels, L.)
University of Sydney poaches rival’s brains. The Australian. 26 October. (Hodges, J., & Piguet, O.)
Study offers potential breakthrough in care of children with autism. The Guardian. 26 October. (Bishop, D.)
La gran cena anual de la Fundación INECO. Infobae. 26 October. (Manes, F.)
El neurocientífico Facundo Manes dará una conferencia sobre el cerebro humano en la Fundación Cajasol. Sevilla Directo. 26 October. (Manes, F.)
Linguists: Trump is really saying 'Big League,' not 'Bigly'. My Statesman. 25 October. (Lin, S.)
Alberto Fontevecchia fue reconocido con el premio "Cerebro saludable" 2016. Perfil. 25 October. (Manes, F.)
Yes, Trump really is saying ‘Big League,’ not ‘Bigly,’ linguists say. The New York Times. 24 October. (Lin, S.)
Why you hear Trump’s ‘Big League’ as ‘Bigly’. Science of Us. 24 October. (Lin, S.)
Interview with Professor Liz Pellicano. The Autism Centre for Education and Research blog. 24 October. (Pellicano, E.)
We are absurdly confident of our superiority. Pacific Standard. 24 October. (Tappin, B., & McKay, R.)
More Year 12s seeking exam assistance as they battle anxiety, depression. ABC Radio National. 24 October. (Hudson, J.)
The history of Trumpian "big league" (now even bigger league!). Language Log. 23 October. (Lin, S.)
So, which is it: Bigly or Big-League? Linguists take on a common Trumpism. NPR. 23 October. (Lin, S.)
How do identify and manage teen anxiety: Don’t wait for them to grow out of it. Sunday Times Perth. 23 October. (Hudson, J.)
Se llevó a cabo el Primer Congreso Municipal de Adultos Mayores. La Voz. 21 October. (Manes, F.)
Educar con el cerebro en mente. Fundación Telefónica. 21 October. (Manes, F.)
Linguists weigh in on the 'bigly' vs. 'big league' debate. Mashable. 20 October. (Lin, S.)
"Bigly" or "big league"? This is what Donald Trump is actually saying. Mic. 20 October. (Lin, S.)
'Bigly' or 'Big League'? Linguists Give Definitive Answer On What Trump Is Saying. Thrillist. 20 October. (Lin, S.)
#3 Minute Paper Challenge. Teche: Macquarie University's Learning and Teaching Blog. 20 October. (Gelding, R.)
The great debate: Did Trump say ‘bigly’ or ‘big league’? (Poll). The Seattle Times. 20 October. (Lin, S.)
Facundo Manes estuvo presente en el Media Day 2016. Agencia UCES. 20 October. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes llega a Carlos Paz para disertar sobre liderazgo. El Diario de Carlos Paz. 20 October. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes definió al cerebro como un órgano social. Cadena 3. 20 October. (Manes, F.)
America wants to know: Is it ‘bigly’ or ‘big league’? The Washington Post: The Fix. 19 October. (Lin, S.)
Poor sleepers worse at recognizing unfamiliar faces. Scientific American. 19 October. (White, D.)
Manes llega a Córdoba a un congreso para adultos mayores. Día a Día. 18 October. (Manes, F.)
Take 5: How to spot a child with anxiety. Medical Republic. 18 October. (Hudson, J.)
8 definiciones de Facundo Manes sobre la educación en Argentina. Infobae. 17 October. (Manes, F.)
En Tandil, Manes llamó a hacer una “revolución de la educación” para propiciar el desarrollo del país. El Eco. 15 October. (Manes, F.)
La picada, con Facundo Manes. El Eco. 15 October. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes y “El valor del conocimiento” en el Colegio Martín Rodríguez. ABCHoy. 15 October. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes presentó en Tandil “El cerebro argentino”. ABCHoy. 14 October. (Manes, F.)
"You have this release of creativity": The artistic new approach to combating dementia. SBS The Feed. 13 October. (Piguet, O.)
"You have this release of creativity": The artistic new approach to combating dementia. SBS The Feed. 13 October. (Piguet, O.)
No, enjoying a gin and tonic doesn’t mean you’re a psychopath. The Conversation. 13 October. (Willis, M.)
Dementia patients set to bene t from new focus on research. NHS Foundation Trust Insight Magazine. 13 October. (Hornberger, M.)
“La interacción con los demás nutre la mecánica cerebral”. Clarín. 13 October. (Manes, F.)
Avoiding HSC exam stress isn’t the way to overcome anxiety. The Sydney Morning Herald. 13 October. (Hudson, J.)
Episode 20: Jennifer Hudson and Mental Health. Pioneering Minds . 12 October. (Hudson, J.)
Have this to smell good at the gym. Sunday Telegraph. 9 October. (Stephen, I.)
Have this to smell good at the gym. Sunday Mail Brisbane. 9 October. (Stephen, I.)
Have this to smell good at the gym. Sunday Mail Adelaide. 9 October. (Stephen, I.)
You sweat what you eat. Sunday Herald Sun Melbourne. 9 October. (Stephen, I.)
You sweat what you eat. Sunday Tasmanian Hobart. 9 October. (Stephen, I.)
You sweat what you eat. Sunday Territorian Darwin. 9 October. (Stephen, I.)
Sour side of artificial sweeteners. The Australian. 7 October. (Stephen, I.)
What happens to our body (and our brain) when we face fear. The Huffington Post. 7 October. (Irish, M.)
Facundo Manes cerró el Primer Congreso Internacional de Drogas. Diario Popular. 7 October. (Manes, F.)
Sour side of artificial sweeteners. The Australian. 7 October. (Stephen, I., Brooks, K.)
Facundo Manes: la adicción como una enfermedad del cerebro. Segundo Enfoque. 6 October. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes disertará en Mar del Plata: lo declararían visitante notable. QuéDigital. 5 October. (Manes, F.)
Congreso internacional sobre consumo de drogas en Quilmes. Diario Popular. 5 October. (Manes, F.)
Afternoons with Kelly Higgins-Devine. 612 ABC Radio (Brisbane/Gold Coast/Sunshine Coast). 3 October. (McCarthy-Jones, S.)
Manes: “Lo más importante de un país es el capital mental de la gente”. La Arena. 30 September. (Manes, F.)
Some thoughts on methodological terrorism.. PLOS ECR (Early Career Researcher) Community Blog. 30 September. (Schmalz, X.)
Hearing voices? Psychiatrists enlist psychics to help understand auditory hallucination. Medical Daily. 29 September. (Corlett, P.)
El neurocientífico Facundo Manes brindará una charla. La Arena. 29 September. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes disertó sobre la adolescencia de los 65 años en Vicente López. InfoBan. 28 September. (Manes, F.)
Do we need a re-think on ageing? This Week at Macquarie. 26 September. (Numbers, K.)
Science Vs podcast looks into the world of hypnotism, and if it’s really legitimate. news.com.au. 26 September. (Barnier, A.)
Hearing colours seeing sounds: Lessons from Synaesthesia. SMR. 25 September. (Rich, A.)
Facundo Manes se presentará en Tandil. El Eco de Tandil. 25 September. (Manes, F.)
Take 5: How can we support kids with anxiety? The Medical Republic . 23 September. (Hudson, J.)
Drive with Paul Bevan. 1223 ABC Newcastle. 21 September. (Baird, A.)
Una familia colombiana, la esperanza para curar el Alzheimer. Perfil. 21 September. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes, un cerebro apasionado. Revista Susana. 20 September. (Manes, F.)
Artificial intelligence coming to MPID. This Week at Macquarie. 19 September. (Johnson, M.)
Weekend Breakfast. ABC News 24. 19 September. (Thompson, W.)
Why (and how) Superman hides behind glasses: the difficulties of face matching. Journal of Geek Studies. 18 September. (Ritchie, K.)
Para las neurociencias, la soledad es tan mortal como un ACV. Infobae. 16 September. (Manes, F.)
La soledad crónica mata, advirtió el neurocientífico argentino Facundo Manes. La Voz. 15 September. (Manes, F.)
Macquarie Uni partners with VoiceBox Technologies to commercialise AI research. The Australian Financial Review. 12 September. (Johnson, M.)
Macquarie University and VoiceBox Technologies announce international research partnership for natural language understanding and voice artificial intelligence. PR Newswire. 12 September. (Johnson, M.)
Facundo Manes: “Si entendemos cómo funciona la mente, podemos vivir mejor”. Clarín. 11 September. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes en “Un lugar en el mundo” con Mercedes Marti. Radio Actualidad. 10 September. (Manes, F.)
The Australian. 8 September. (Buckingham, J.)
“Las neurociencias deben ser debatidas por la sociedad”. Agencia CTyS. 8 September. (Manes, F.)
New report highlights need for education based on what works. The Australian. 7 September. (Buckingham, J.)
Funds useless ‘while schools flout advice’. The Australian. 7 September. (Buckingham, J.)
Did the Productivity Commission really bag education funding? Crikey. 7 September. (Buckingham, J.)
La educación, una clave del futuro de la Argentina. Diario Popular. 7 September. (Manes, F.)
Katherine Demuth and Language. Macquarie Pioneering Minds. 6 September. (Demuth, K.)
Context aware and emotionally intelligent: The future of voice assistants. Computerworld. 6 September. (Johnson, M.)
Facundo Manes presentó su nuevo libro en la Universidad de la Matanza. Canal 26. 6 September. (Manes, F.)
Se realizó un nuevo encuentro del Foro de Políticas de Estado de la Corte Suprema. Centro de Información Judicial. 5 September. (Manes, F.)
“La sociedad necesita un paradigma que nos una”. El Día. 2 September. (Manes, F.)
Artistic changes can emerge after dementia. NeuRA Magazine: Spring 2016. 1 September. (Piguet, O.)
Facundo Manes con Paulino Rodrígues en “Antes que mañana”. Canal 26. 1 September. (Manes, F.)
Why you may not recognize Clark Kent as Superman. CNN. 31 August. (Ritchie, K.)
Manes presentó su nuevo libro El Cerebro Argentino. Suplemento El Noroeste. 31 August. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes en San Martín: Recorrió obras en Carcova y brindó una charla en el Complejo Cultural Plaza. SM Noticias. 31 August. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes brindó una charla sobre neurociencia y educación en San Martín. ZonaNorteVisión. 30 August. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes inaugurará congreso de ciencia en el Teatro Argentino. Diario Hoy. 29 August. (Manes, F.)
Quest for autism biomarkers faces steep statistical challenges. Spectrum. 23 August. (Brock, J.)
A day in the life of a STEM career. Postgrad Futures. 23 August. (Irish, M.)
Want to attract a woman? Eat SALAD: Fruit and vegetables make men smell more appealing. Daily Mail Online. 23 August. (Stephen, I.)
Fruit and vegetables make men smell more appealing. Dhaka Times News. 23 August. (Stephen, I.)
How the Bee Gees can save lives. Macquarie University's This Week. 22 August. (Gelding, R.)
Queensland schools: Move away from play-based learning adding to children and parents’ anxiety. The Courier Mail. 20 August. (Buckingham, J.)
Sky News - Beattie & Reith. Sky News. 17 August. (Buckingham, J.)
Wellcome Open Research advisory board appointed. Wellcome News. 17 August. (Bishop, D.)
Rebecca Gelding and Music Cognition. Macquarie Pioneering Minds. 14 August. (Gelding, R.)
Twins’ choice of schooling puts theories of nature versus nurture to the test. The Daily Telegraph. 14 August. (Byrne, B.)
Schools turn to brain training despite little evidence that X marks the spot. The Sydney Morning Herald. 13 August. (Coltheart, M.)
Smart kids more likely to be born not made, study using twins reveals. Herald Sun. 13 August. (Byrne, B.)
VoiceBox hires chief Aussie scientist to pave the way for voice AI. IT Brief Australia. 10 August. (Johnson, M.)
Facundo Manes con Jorge Fernández Díaz en Radio Mitre. Radio Mitre. 10 August. (Manes, F.)
Dementia prevalence in Indigenous Australians. The NeuRA blog. 9 August. (Radford, K.)
Interview about body image distortion. 2SER Radio. 9 August. (Brooks, K.)
Size is largely in the mind: how your body image can change in two minutes. The Conversation. 8 August. (Brooks, K.)
Introducing Dr. Mark Johnson, Chief Scientific Officer, VoiceBox Technologies, Australia. PR Newswire. 7 August. (Johnson, M.)
Introducing Dr. Mark Johnson, Chief Scientific Officer, VoiceBox Technologies, Australia. StreetInsider.com. 7 August. (Johnson, M.)
Introducing Dr. Mark Johnson, Chief Scientific Officer, VoiceBox Technologies, Australia. MarketWatch. 7 August. (Johnson, M.)
“Debemos luchar por un país que soñamos y que no vamos a ver”. Elentrerios. 4 August. (Manes, F.)
NAPLAN results show core learning skills are in retreat. The Australian. 3 August. (Buckingham, J.)
Breakfast with Simon Lauder. ABC Radio. 1 August. (Piguet, O.)
Koori Growing Old Well Study-II begins. Alzheimer’s Australia Dementia News. 1 August. (Radford, K.)
Art skills emerge in Alzheimer's patients. SBS. 27 July. (Piguet, O.)
Some Alzheimer’s patients suddenly display new art skills. Aged Care Insite. 27 July. (Piguet, O.)
Alzheimer's unlocks artistic skills. Sky News. 27 July. (Piguet, O.)
Alzheimer's Disease can unlock creative abilities. The Huffington Post Australia. 26 July. (Piguet, O.)
Sea Hero Quest: The mobile game that can help us understand dementia. The Grind. 25 July. (Hornberger, M.)
Why I think the TEF is pushing elite universities towards privatisation. Times Higher Education. 22 July. (Bishop, D.)
Why do I look so fat? on Life Matters. ABC Radio National. 19 July. (Stephen, I.)
Interview about body image distortion. ABC Radio National. 19 July. (Brooks, K.)
Dorothy Bishop: the costs of the teaching excellence framework. Times Higher Education. 18 July. (Bishop, D.)
Study Shows It Takes 2 Minutes to Change Your Body Image — for Better or for Worse. Yahoo! style. 18 July. (Brooks, K.)
How your body image can change in two minutes. The Juice Daily. 15 July. (Brooks, K.)
Interview about body image distortion. ABC Adelaide. 14 July. (Brooks, K.)
Drive with Richard Glover. 702 ABC Sydney and ABC Central Coast (Erina). 13 July. (Cox, F.)
The musical harmonies you like depend on where you’re from. New Scientist. 13 July. (Thompson, W.)
Look in the mirror and dislike what you see? You can change your perception of your body size in TWO MINUTES. Daily Mail Australia. 11 July. (Stephen, I., Brooks, K.)
Facundo Manes en “Animales sueltos” de Alejandro Fantino. La Nación. 11 July. (Manes, F.)
Exitosa presentación de Facundo Manes en el “Ciclo de Conferencias” de SanCor Salud. Escorpio Producciones. 11 July. (Manes, F.)
"No tenemos un proyecto de país". Agencia DIB. 10 July. (Manes, F.)
Introducing the winners of the first round of PLOS ECR Travel Awards. PLOS ECR Community blog. 8 July. (Gelding, R.)
Interview about body image distortion. ABC Radio Sydney. 8 July. (Brooks, K.)
Change Your Perception of Your Body Size in Two Minutes. Neuroscience News. 8 July. (Brooks, K.)
Nota de TECtv en la presentación de El Cerebro Argentino. TECtv. 7 July. (Manes, F.)
“Todo lo hacemos con el cerebro”. El Diario. 6 July. (Manes, F.)
“El mayor capital de un país es el intelecto de sus ciudadanos”. ConTintaNorte. 5 July. (Manes, F.)
Outside the Square: Dyslexia Education and Advocacy Films. Outside the Square. 4 July. (Castles, A., & McArthur, G.)
Other useful free reading assessments for teachers. Learning Difficulties Australia eNews July. 4 July. (Larsen, L., Kohnen, S., Nickels, L., & McArthur, G.)
Manes: "La mayor riqueza de un país es el cerebro de los ciudadanos". Télam. 4 July. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes visita La Plata para dar una charla con adultos mayores. InfoBaires. 3 July. (Manes, F.)
El hombre que puso de moda el cerebro. El Diario. 3 July. (Manes, F.)
First evidence that synaesthesia gives colour to sign language. New Scientist. 1 July. (Rich, A.)
Guest Blog: Are sight words unjustly slighted? ReadOxford blog. 1 July. (Castles, A.)
Do insects have consciousness? Smithsonian.com. 1 July. (Klein, C.)
Facundo Manes brindó una conferencia sobre ciencia y liderazgo en Paraná. El Once. 28 June. (Manes, F.)
THRASS – A phonics-based system. Century 21 Teaching. 27 June. (Buckingham, J.)
‘Sea Hero Quest’ gathers data for dementia research. Take This. 27 June. (Hornberger, M.)
Así puede salvarte la vida el amor por la palabra escrita. El País. 26 June. (Manes, F.)
Why exercise might boost your memory. ABC Online. 24 June. (Piguet, O.)
Radio 2UE Nights . Radio 2UE. 23 June. (Croot, K.)
Spacing of letters, not shape of letters, slightly increases reading speed of those with dyslexia. The Conversation. 22 June. (Marinus, E.)
Replication and reproducibility in psychology: The debate continues. BMC Series blog. 22 June. (Bishop, D.)
In memory of memory. Sirius . 20 June. (Thompson, W., Baird, A., & Harris, C.)
In memory of memory. Macquarie Matters. 20 June. (Thompson, W., Baird, A., & Harris, C.)
Manes estará en un congreso en Paraná. Diario UNO. 18 June. (Manes, F.)
Se presentó el convenio con INECO. Estudiantes de La Plata. 16 June. (Manes, F.)
Afternoons with Kat Davidson. 612 ABC Radio (Brisbane/Gold Coast/Sunshine Coast). 15 June. (Cox, F.)
Loss of empathy in some cases of dementia. ABC. 14 June. (Irish, M.)
Guest Blog: Paired Associate Learning and Learning to Read. ReadOxford blog. 14 June. (Litt, R.)
Are sport and exercise studies excluding women? 2SER Think:Health. 14 June. (Irish, M.)
Facundo Manes: “Tenemos un esquema mental que nos lleva a pensar la coyuntura, el presente, y no tanto en políticas de estado de largo plazo”. La Noticia Web. 14 June. (Manes, F.)
Genes can have up to 80% influence on students' academic performance. The Conversation. 13 June. (Byrne, B.)
Why does time speed up as we get older? Good Housekeeping UK. 13 June. (Irish, M.)
Millennials: cómo piensan los “nuevos científicos”. Infobae. 13 June. (Manes, F.)
Mis 10 libros favoritos: Facundo Manes. Infobae. 11 June. (Manes, F.)
Why you just can't remember that person's name. Chalk and Cheese. 10 June. (Wong, S.)
Study shows why some dementia patients lack empathy. The Sydney Morning Herald. 10 June. (Irish, M.)
Should we use a special font for children with reading difficulties? Dyslexia - SPELD Foundation Parent Newsletter. 10 June. (Marinus, E.)
Consejos para innovar de dos mentes brillantes. La Nación. 9 June. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes: “El conocimiento es un paradigma que nos puede unir”. Guia de noticias. 9 June. (Manes, F.)
Is this your dream physique? Science finds the 'attractive' level of body fat. MSN New Zealand. 7 June. (Stephen, I.)
New study reveals double standards for male and female body types. SBS. 7 June. (Stephen, I.)
Aged care residents take step back in time. The Canberra Times. 7 June. (Baird, A.)
Misunderstood cues in dementia. The Courier. 7 June. (Irish, M.)
'Healthy bodies' best for men, but for women, thin is beautiful. Medical Xpress. 6 June. (Stephen, I.)
Audiology and Hearing Research. Macquarie University. 5 June. (Meng, Q.)
Exclusivo de Canal 8: Facundo Manes como nunca antes lo viste. San Juan 8. 5 June. (Manes, F.)
Unhealthy, thin women deemed most attractive: study. Newstalk ZB. 4 June. (Stephen, I.)
New study suggests unhealthier females are considered more attractive. Nine News. 4 June. (Stephen, I.)
Neuroimaging study reveals underlying cause of empathy loss. Medical News Today. 3 June. (Irish, M.)
Facundo Manes en San Juan: "Hay que jugar más, inclusive los adultos; el juego conecta a las personas". Diario de Cuyo. 3 June. (Manes, F.)
Un neurocientífico, como una estrella de rock. Diario de Cuyo. 3 June. (Manes, F.)
El neurocientífico Facundo Manes sedujo en San Martín a una multitud. Diario Uno. 3 June. (Manes, F.)
Celebrar de manera cerebral. De Eduardo Mallea a Facundo Manes. Diario Uno. 3 June. (Manes, F.)
Manes fue distinguido como visitante ilustre de Mendoza. Jornada Online. 2 June. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes, la estrella de un encuentro de educación en San Martín. Diario Uno. 2 June. (Manes, F.)
Mapping brain shrinkage in dementia. Atlas of Science website. 1 June. (Landin-Romero, R., & Kumfor, F.)
Empathy loss in dementia. NeuRA Magazine: Winter 2016. 1 June. (Irish, M.)
The Carer's Experience. NeuRA Magazine: Winter 2016. 1 June. (Hodges, J.)
Mornings with Leon Compton. ABC Hobart. 31 May. (Wong, S.)
The Daily. 2SER. 31 May. (Kumfor, F.)
Breakfast with Kier Shorey. ABC Far North. 31 May. (Kumfor, F.)
Recalibrating your internal metronome, with a little imagination. Signal to Noise Magazine. 31 May. (Gelding, R.)
Arvos with Lyrella Cochrane. ABC Radio Darwin . 31 May. (Kumfor, F.)
Snapped on (and off) campus: May. Macquarie University's This Week. 30 May. (Crain, S.)
Mornings with Jon Faine. ABC Melbourne. 30 May. (Kumfor, F.)
Teaching methods: Phonics FAQs. Teacher Magazine. 30 May. (Buckingham, J.)
Facundo Manes: "El Papa puede funcionar como un punto común para superar la grieta". La Nacion. 29 May. (Manes, F.)
Why do we forget our family members' and close friends' names? ABC News Online. 28 May. (Kumfor, F., & Wong, S.)
Guest Blog: Identifying cognitive phenotypes for the reading deficits in dyslexia. Social Minds. 28 May. (Coltheart, M.)
Peter, Paul, Kylie … David! Why we forget family members' names. The Conversation. 27 May. (Kumfor, F., & Wong, S.)
New video game a treasure for Alzheimer’s researchers. Naked Civics. 27 May. (Hornberger, M.)
Genetics guiding anxiety treatment. http://stories.scienceinpublic.com.au/2016/anxiety/ . 27 May. (Hudson, J.)
Broken Hill Rural Report. ABC Broken Hill. 26 May. (Klein, C.)
Emotiv - The Science. Emotiv website. 26 May. (Badcock, N., Mousikou, P., Mahajan, Y., de Lissa, P., McArthur, G.)
Who even wants the TEF? Times Higher Education. 25 May. (Bishop, D.)
Students ‘not enthusiastic’ about teaching excellence framework. Times Higher Education. 24 May. (Bishop, D.)
Las Personas Que Tienen Fe Viven Más Y Mejor. San Pablo. 24 May. (Manes, F.)
How we imagine the future. Stories of Australian Science. 23 May. (Irish, M.)
Mobile game, Sea Hero Quest, helping scientists understand Alzheimer’s and spatial memory. Alzheimer's News Today. 23 May. (Hornberger, M.)
Poner a prueba el límite físico, ¿despierta la mente? OhLaLa. 23 May. (Manes, F.)
Collaboration key in bringing dementia research into the community. Norfolk Eastern Daily Press. 20 May. (Hornberger, M., & Mioshi, E.)
Mandurah Bridge Club members took part in Bridge for Brains Research Challenge. Mandurah Coastal Times. 20 May. (Irish, M.)
Tenemos que volver a ser un país de clase media. Creo que la sociedad está pidiendo eso. El Cronista. 20 May. (Manes, F.)
Sea Hero Quest: how a new mobile game can help us understand dementia. The Guardian. 19 May. (Hornberger, M.)
Ever wondered what goes on in the brain when we imagine music? Well thanks to Rebecca Gelding, Ph.D. student at Macquarie University in Sydney, we might just find out. Womanthology. 18 May. (Gelding, R.)
Expanding a clinical career to include research and science engagement. Franklin Women blog. 15 May. (Baird, A.)
Facundo Manes: "La educación protege al cerebro". Infobae. 15 May. (Manes, F.)
Afternoons with Kelly Higgins-Devine. 612 ABC Radio (Brisbane/Gold Coast/Sunshine Coast). 13 May. (Barnier, A.)
This free mobile game is crowd-sourcing decades' worth of dementia research. Forbes. 13 May. (Hornberger, M.)
Gaming app helps researchers fight dementia. The Takeaway. 12 May. (Hornberger, M.)
1 million Students Risk Reading Failure, says Dr Jennifer Buckingham. Learning Capacity Podcast. 10 May. (Buckingham, J.)
Facundo Manes presentó “El cerebro argentino”. Infobae. 9 May. (Manes, F.)
Easy game will help determine if you really are losing your memory. She Know Australia. 9 May. (Hornberger, M.)
Playing this game for just 2 minutes could help doctors diagnose dementia. Mic. 8 May. (Hornberger, M.)
Sprookjes uit over-over-overgrootmoeders tijd. de Volkskrank. 7 May. (Ross, R.)
Two minutes playing this video game could help scientists fight Alzheimer’s. The Washington Post. 7 May. (Hornberger, M.)
Music and the brain. TODAY. 5 May. (Thompson, W., & Sowman, P.)
Muireann Irish: Cognitive Neuroscientist. Postgraduate Futures. 4 May. (Irish, M.)
Playing this smartphone game can help fight dementia. The Telegraph. 4 May. (Hornberger, M.)
Playing this mobile video game could help fight dementia, say scientists. Wales Online. 4 May. (Hornberger, M.)
How sea monster game could help diagnose early dementia.... Express. 4 May. (Hornberger, M.)
New app Sea Hero Quest to help doctors spot early signs of dementia. The Sun. 3 May. (Hornberger, M.)
“Vivimos en piloto automático”. Página 12. 2 May. (Manes, F.)
New font a breakthrough for dyslexics. 7 News (Sydney/Perth/Brisbane). 30 April. (Marinus, E.)
Facundo Manes: qué tiene que ver la corrupción con el cerebro de los argentinos. Clarín. 30 April. (Manes, F.)
What can neuroscience learn from Buddhist meditation? ABC Radio National's All in the Mind. 29 April. (Biedermann, B.)
Living with aphantasia. The Statesman. 27 April. (Zeman, A.)
Insects are conscious, claims major paper that could show us how our own thoughts began. Independent. 27 April. (Klein, C.)
Mozilla Firefox co-creator says he can't visualize images: What you need to know about aphantasia. Tech Times. 27 April. (Zeman, A.)
Student Blog: Why you should make friends with admin staff. Times Higher Education. 26 April. (Gelding, R.)
Meditation meets neuroscience. ABC Radio National's All in the Mind. 24 April. (Biedermann, B., & Polito, V.)
Insects smarter than we thought, Macquarie University academics say. The Sydney Morning Herald. 24 April. (Klein, C.)
Insects smarter than we thought, Macquarie University academics say. The Age. 24 April. (Klein, C.)
The discovery of insect consciousness on RN Afternoons. Radio National Afternoons. 22 April. (Klein, C.)
Insects are conscious and egocentric, study finds. Science Alert. 21 April. (Klein, C.)
Insects may have had basic 'consciousness' more than 500 million years ago. ABC News. 20 April. (Klein, C.)
Dawn of consciousness traced to insect forebears, more than 500 million years ago. The Sydney Morning Herald. 20 April. (Klein, C.)
Insects can teach us about origins of consciousness and egos. Tech Times. 20 April. (Klein, C.)
The consciousness of bees. BBC Newsday. 20 April. (Klein, C.)
Do insects have consciousness and ego? Smithsonian.com. 19 April. (Klein, C.)
What it is like to be a bee: insects can teach us about the origins of consciousness. The Conversation. 19 April. (Klein, C.)
Why bees are cleverer than you think: Insects are conscious of the world around them and use their buzz to control pollen. Daily Mail Australia. 19 April. (Klein, C.)
Do honeybees feel? Scientists are entertaining the idea. The New York Times. 18 April. (Klein, C.)
Insects could shed light on evolution of consciousness. Australian Geographic. 18 April. (Klein, C.)
Insects are conscious and egocentric. Discovery News. 18 April. (Klein, C.)
Study shows that insects have basic consciousness. examiner.com. 18 April. (Klein, C.)
Cuerpo y mente sanos. Diario Popular. 17 April. (Manes, F.)
Books just the type to help tame dyslexia. The Australian. 16 April. (Castles, A., & Marinus, E.)
Expert comment on "MRI Visual Rating Scales in the Diagnosis of Dementia". Neurology. 15 April. (Landin-Romero, R.)
Many survivors of childhood brain cancer have cognitive difficulties, but these can be treated. The Conversation. 13 April. (Docking, K.)
Anxiety most prevalent mental health issue in young children. The Feed, SBS. 13 April. (Hudson, J.)
Se presentó el Instituto de Neurociencia Cognitiva y Traslacional. Perfil. 12 April. (Manes, F.)
How can we keep science honest in a world of open data? The Guardian. 12 April. (Bishop, D.)
La filosofía, la historia y la neurociencia revelan a un Mozart desconocido. La Nación. 11 April. (Manes, F.)
Are you anxious or just worried? Sydney Morning Herald. 11 April. (Hudson, J.)
Rise of the chatbots: bigger than apps? The Sydney Morning Herald. 9 April. (Johnson, M.)
The Sound of Horror. ABC Beyond the Lab. 9 April. (Thompson, W.)
Arvos with Lyrella Cochrane. ABC Radio Darwin. 7 April. (Barnier, A.)
Don’t believe everything you see on TV: Hypnosis is less far fetched and far more important. The Conversation. 6 April. (Polito, V., Barnier, A., & Cox, R.)
The Caregiver Burden. The NeuRA blog. 6 April. (Hodges, J.)
The reality of TV hypnosis. 6PR Radio Perth. 6 April. (Polito, V.)
La viveza criolla, eso que impide desarrollarnos. Rosario3. 2 April. (Manes, F.)
Tapping into the connections between music and the brain. ABC Radio National's All in the Mind. 1 April. (Baird, A.)
Returning researcher. NeuRA Magazine: Autumn 2016. 1 April. (Radford, K.)
The Caregiver Burden. NeuRA Magazine: Autumn 2016. 1 April. (Hodges, J.)
New study finds expansive postures makes you 'more romantically appealing'. The Huffington Post. 31 March. (Palermo, R.)
“Rosario se está convirtiendo en polo de impacto nacional”. Conclusión. 31 March. (Manes, F.)
A curious life: reflecting on a 50-year research career. Macquarie University's This Week. 30 March. (Coltheart, M.)
Facundo Manes en Perros de la calle. Perros de la calle. 30 March. (Manes, F.)
Mornings with Genevieve Jacobs. 666 ABC Radio Canberra. 29 March. (Lane, J.)
Playing for time. ABC Radio National's All in the Mind. 27 March. (Baird, A.)
Facundo Manes en Animales Sueltos. Animales Sueltos. 24 March. (Manes, F.)
“El conocimiento separa a los países ricos de los países pobres”. Apertura. 23 March. (Manes, F.)
El poder del sueño. Diario Popular. 20 March. (Manes, F.)
Carlos Regazzoni recibió a Facundo Manes, presidente de INECO para dar el primer paso en el primer Plan Nacional para el Alzheimer. ArgentinaOpina. 18 March. (Manes, F.)
“Dividir el conocimiento entre ciencia y humanidades es un error”. La Vanguardia. 17 March. (Manes, F.)
Maths and reading skills found to be 75 per cent genetic. SBS Insight Features. 15 March. (Byrne, B.)
SBS Insight. 15 March. (Byrne, B.)
“El cerebro es la clave de la revolución del conocimiento”. Diario Popular. 13 March. (Manes, F.)
Many scientific “truths” are, in fact, false. Quartz. 13 March. (Bishop, D.)
Cerebellar atrophy has disease-specific patterns. Nature Reviews Neurology Research Highlight. 11 March. (Hornberger, M.)
World Science Festival: Music and Memory. 612 ABC Brisbane. 10 March. (Baird, A.)
Back your own instincts, Julie Bishop tells women. The Australian. 10 March. (Mandikal Vasuki, P.)
Memory and music. 4ZZZ radio. 9 March. (Baird, A.)
Music on the Brain. ABC Catalyst. 8 March. (Thompson, W., Williams, M., & Baird, A.)
Anne Castles and Cognitive Disorders. Macquarie Pioneering Minds. 8 March. (Castles, A.)
Saving Science from the Scientists. BBC Radio 4. 8 March. (Bishop, D.)
2SER Drive. 7 March. (Barnier, A.)
“Me interesa la cultura cívica de Mendoza”. Diario Uno. 7 March. (Manes, F.)
Brain Imaging Gets the Scoop on Eating Disorders in FTD. Alzforum. 4 March. (Ahmed, R., & Hodges, J.)
“El corazón es más víctima que origen de las emociones”. Radio Continental. 4 March. (Manes, F.)
Clarity of purpose in the TEF and the REF. Times Higher Education. 3 March. (Bishop, D.)
Why are Australian children more anxious than ever before? ABC online. 3 March. (Hudson, J.)
Lo último sobre el impacto de las emociones en el cerebro. El Asombrario. 2 March. (Manes, F.)
Good scientist or successful academic? You can't be both. Times Higher Education. 1 March. (Schmalz, X.)
Helping kids who worry too much on Life Matters. ABCRadio National, Life Matters with Ellen Fanning. 1 March. (Hudson, J. )
Confronting the critics of public engagement. Times Higher Education. 29 February. (Bishop, D.)
“Hay gente de más de 65 años en una nueva adolescencia”. La información. 27 February. (Manes, F.)
Future-proofing New Zealand classrooms. Stuff.co.nz. 26 February. (Mealings, K.)
Facundo Manes en Los Leuco. Los Leuco. 24 February. (Manes, F.)
Save or delete: what happens to a couple's digital life after break up? UTS Newsroom. 24 February. (van den Hoven, E.)
Somos un país creativo e innovador. Diario Democracia. 23 February. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes en InquietaMENTE de RNE. InquietaMENTE. 23 February. (Manes, F.)
Helping kids see the future. TimminsToday. 20 February. (Maurer, D.)
Entrevista a Facundo Manes por WebConsultas. WebConsultas. 18 February. (Manes, F.)
Tinder has a race problem nobody wants to talk about. The Sydney Morning Herald. 15 February. (Stephen, I.)
Facundo Manes: el rockstar de la neurociencia. Clarín. 14 February. (Manes, F.)
What your online dating pics say about you. ScienceNetwork Western Australia. 13 February. (Leivers, S.)
Collaborative recall. SmartDrugSmarts. 12 February. (Barnier, A.)
What Is Face Blindness? ScienceFriday. 11 February. (Duchaine, B.)
iPad tantrums: Experts say parents should limit kids’ technology use. The Sunday Telegraph. 10 February. (Irish, M.)
Sexo: Damas y Caballeros. EFE Salud. 9 February. (Manes, F.)
Can Wales afford to pay £5k of all students' tuition fees? This expert says NO. Wales Online. 8 February. (Halligan, P.)
“Para ser creativo hay que estar un poco loco”. Clarín. 8 February. (Manes, F.)
“Para ser creativo hay que estar un poco loco”. Clarín. 8 February. (Manes, F.)
Manes apuesta al conocimiento como eje del cambio social. Radio Brisas. 8 February. (Manes, F.)
Cosas que puede hacer usted con la cabeza. El correo de andalucía. 8 February. (Manes, F.)
“Es difícil que hoy salga un Pasteur o un Einstein”. Diario de Almería. 7 February. (Manes, F.)
Demencias, gran desafío de salud para América Latina. Scidev. 5 February. (Manes, F.)
Entrevista a Facundo Manes en Biblioteca Pública RNE. RTVE. 3 February. (Manes, F.)
Word's out, make reading fun. The Advertiser. 2 February. (McArthur, G.)
Reading sites get kids on the same page. Courier Mail. 2 February. (McArthur, G.)
Kids doing it by the book. Mercury. 2 February. (McArthur, G.)
Reading sure is the right stuff. Herald Sun. 2 February. (McArthur, G.)
Facundo Manes en “Historias de papel” de RNE. RTVE. 1 February. (Manes, F.)
Neuròleg i neurocientífic.. Cadena Ser Catalunya. 1 February. (Manes, F.)
“La realidad con la que convivimos es una simulación de nuestro cerebro”. El País. 31 January. (Manes, F.)
Los secretos del cerebro. El Pais (Uruguay). 31 January. (Manes, F.)
Advertising models sell more than just products. ABC Radio National's The Science Show. 30 January. (Dondzilo, L.)
Facundo Manes en “La observadora” de RNE. La observadora RNE. 30 January. (Manes, F.)
La tecnología que tenemos no va a cambiar el cerebro. ABC Sevilla. 29 January. (Manes, F.)
“Podemos tener un cerebro joven hasta los 90 años o más”. ABC Ciencia. 29 January. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes en “La Tertulia” de Canal Sur Televisión. Canal Sur. 29 January. (Manes, F.)
The mysteries of Foreign-Accent Syndrome. The Atlantic. 27 January. (Nickels, L.)
“Los humanos vivimos en piloto automático”. IBE.TV. 27 January. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes en La Tarde. Radio Cope. 26 January. (Manes, F.)
2015 L'Oréal Australia & New Zealand For Women In Science Fellow Muireann Irish. Science in Public. 26 January. (Irish, M.)
Toma de decisiones y creatividad. Perspectivas de la neurociencia.. Casamérica. 25 January. (Manes, F.)
“Vivimos en piloto automático”. Casamérica. 25 January. (Manes, F.)
Research integrity: Don't let transparency damage science. Nature - Comment. 25 January. (Bishop, D.)
Professor Glyn Humphreys,1954-2016. Cherwell. 23 January. (Bishop, D.)
Rotkäppchen und der böse Tiger. Süddeutsche Zeitung. 23 January. (Ross, R.)
New depression model outperforms psychiatrists. MedicalXpress. 21 January. (Corlett, P.)
Prueban que el gesto de donar activa la oxitocina, hormona del placer. Clarin. 21 January. (Manes, F.)
Lanzan la campaña ‘Donar Ayuda’, para promover la donación regular a ONG’s argentinas. Radio Mitre. 21 January. (Manes, F.)
Verón y Manes avanzan en convenio neurocientífico. Estudiantes de la Plata. 20 January. (Manes, F.)
Memories and their meanings. The Temple News. 19 January. (Hodges, J.)
Macquarie Uni study reveals link between images of muscly bodies and body dysmorphia. The Daily Telegraph. 17 January. (Stephen, I.)
Neural networks involved in abnormal eating in dementia. Neurology Advisor. 5 January. (Ahmed, R.)
NSS and teaching excellence: the wrong measure, wrongly analysed. Times Higher Education. 4 January. (Bishop, D.)
Change in the perception of time as we get older. ABC Radio Sydney. 1 January. (Piguet, O.)

2015

No se puede hacer neurociencia para el próximo partido. Olé. 29 December. (Manes, F.)
Todo lo que le hace bien al corazón, le hace bien al cerebro. La Nación. 28 December. (Manes, F.)
'Cómo afectan las nuevas tecnologías a nuestro cerebro'. El País. 28 December. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes “Es momento de pensar en el futuro”. Salto en Red. 28 December. (Manes, F.)
'Por qué necesitamos celebrar en comunidad'. El País. 24 December. (Manes, F.)
El pilar del desarrollo es un cerebro sano. La Razon. 15 December. (Manes, F.)
Los 10 hombres más influyentes de la Argentina en el 2015. Infobae. 15 December. (Manes, F.)
New Years in Myanmar a unique opportunity. Scoop Independent News. 14 December. (Hayward, W.)
La enorme carga de demencia en Latinoamérica. Intramed. 9 December. (Manes, F.)
Modern learning environments 'not cutting it with local parents'. Yahoo News. 1 December. (Mealings, K.)
Los argentinos del año. Noticias de la Semana. 1 December. (Manes, F.)
Bayesian Accounts and Black Swans. Imperfect Cognitions Blog. 1 December. (McKay, R.)
Facundo Manes dio cátedra sobre convivencia ciudadana. Diario Uno. 29 November. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes dio cátedra sobre la convivencia ciudadana en la Ciudad. Sitio Andino. 28 November. (Manes, F.)
La gente debe entender que la ciencia le cambia la vida. El Sol. 27 November. (Manes, F.)
El doctor Manes atraviesa la avenida de la memoria junto a Peretti y Fabbri. AN Digital. 25 November. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes brindó una charla para el capital humano de Río Uruguay Seguros. 03442 Noticias. 25 November. (Manes, F.)
Descubre los misterios que guarda tu memoria. Latam Discovery. 25 November. (Manes, F.)
Un programa de la cabeza. Clarín. 25 November. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes: “La desnutrición o malnutrición produce atrofia cerebral”. Rouge Perfil. 24 November. (Manes, F.)
Schools hit a wall with open plan classrooms. The Age Victoria. 23 November. (Mealings, K.)
Schools hit a wall with open plan classrooms. The Sydney Morning Herald. 23 November. (Mealings, K.)
Facundo Manes llega a discovery. Los Andes. 23 November. (Manes, F.)
Tres claves de Facundo Manes para entender a tu cerebro. Discovery. 17 November. (Manes, F.)
Hear and Now: Music & Memory. Where There’s Smoke Podcast. 17 November. (Baird, A.)
Adam Zeman: aphantasia and consciousness. Radio New Zealand. 14 November. (Zeman, A.)
Entrevista a Facundo Manes en Banda 3.0. Banda 3.0. 11 November. (Manes, F.)
Buena alimentación y estímulos para desarrollar el cerebro. Rio Negro. 11 November. (Manes, F.)
Music and memory project fights dementia. ABC Radio National's All in the Mind. 11 November. (Baird, A.)
Facundo Manes difundió un estudio sobre pobreza y malnutrición. Info341.com. 10 November. (Manes, F.)
Realidad de los comedores. Vision Sustentable. 10 November. (Manes, F.)
Manes, con su mujer, en la gala de Ineco. Caras. 10 November. (Manes, F.)
Esplora il significato del termine: Lo scrittore sa liberarsi delle proprie storieLo scrittore sa liberarsi delle proprie storie. Il Corriere della Sera. 9 November. (Langdon, R.)
Facundo Manes disertará en el IIB durante la jornada Biotek +75K. Noticias UNSAM. 9 November. (Manes, F.)
Esplora il significato del termine: Lo scrittore sa liberarsi delle proprie storieLo scrittore sa liberarsi delle proprie storie. Il Corriere della Sera. 8 November. (Langdon, R.)
Los factores racionales y emocionales en el voto del ballottage. La Nación. 8 November. (Manes, F.)
Music of memory. ABC Radio National's All in the Mind. 8 November. (Baird, A.)
Interview about Synaesthesia. ABC Brisbane. 6 November. (Rich, A.)
Interview about prosopagnosia. Radio ABC 702 Sydney. 5 November. (Palermo, R.)
Noche de gala de la Fundación INECO. Canal 26. 5 November. (Manes, F.)
Drums, Lies, and Audiotape. Nautilus. 5 November. (Thompson, W.)
Facundo Manes: "Comprender el cerebro nos ayuda a vivir mejor". Hipercrítico.com. 4 November. (Manes, F.)
'Zombie' disease makes people think they have died. The Sydney Morning Herald. 3 November. (Coltheart, M.)
La Fundación INECO celebró una noche de Gala inolvidable. Infobae. 3 November. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes: “Hay que educar a la sociedad en neurología”. Infobae. 3 November. (Manes, F.)
This rare illness makes people think they're dead. The Washington Post. 2 November. (Coltheart, M.)
Facundo Manes y los Bancos de alimentos. Perfil. 2 November. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes: "A veces nuestro país parece padecer miopía de futuro". La Nación. 31 October. (Manes, F.)
#AhorraArgentina: IADEPP y Facundo Manes promueven el ahorro de recursos. Norte en Línea. 31 October. (Manes, F.)
Rugby World Cup: Don't forget the heart pills. The New Zealand Herald. 30 October. (Hayward, W.)
Del neurólogo "rockstar": “Argentina debe apostar a la sociedad del conocimiento”. Diario Uno. 30 October. (Manes, F.)
MANES: “LA POBREZA PRODUCE UN IMPACTO CEREBRAL NEGATIVO”. Unidiversidad – UNCuyo. 30 October. (Manes, F.)
Manes: "La sociedad argentina está atomizada y fragmentada". MDZ online. 30 October. (Manes, F.)
No dejar de trabajar, la fórmula para mantener el cerebro joven. Infobae. 30 October. (Manes, F.)
Reviví la conferencia de Facundo Manes. Unidiversidad. 30 October. (Manes, F.)
“Argentina debe ser algo más que granos y jugadores de fútbol”. Diario Vox. 29 October. (Manes, F.)
Designing Interactive Memory Joggers. Communications of the ACM. 29 October. (van den Hoven, E.)
Facundo Manes disertará en la UNCuyo. MDZ online. 28 October. (Manes, F.)
Furor por la charla en Mendoza del neurólogo estrella Facundo Manes. Diario Los Andes. 28 October. (Manes, F.)
Razones por las que su inglés es ruinoso, a pesar de la academia. El País. 28 October. (Manes, F.)
Neurociencias: detectamos en milésimas de segundos la intención de dañar. La Nación. 26 October. (Manes, F.)
7 myths about dyslexia completely debunked. Mamamia. 25 October. (Robidoux, S.)
Qué pasa en el cerebro a la hora de elegir. Tiempo Argentino. 24 October. (Manes, F.)
La coctelera del voto. Info News. 24 October. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes y Ricardo Lorenzetti en un diálogo abierto en la inauguración de Perfil. Centro de información judicial. 23 October. (Manes, F.)
Seven myths about dyslexia put to rest. The Conversation. 22 October. (Robidoux, S.)
Interview about dyslexia misconceptions. ABC 702 Radio. 22 October. (Robidoux, S.)
Interview about dyslexia misconceptions. Radio 4BC Brisbane. 22 October. (Robidoux, S.)
Seven myths about dyslexia put to rest. IFLScience. 22 October. (Robidoux, S.)
This is how technology is ruining your memory. The New Daily. 21 October. (Barnier, A.)
El prestigioso neurólogo Facundo Manes pasó por Ushuaia. El Diario del Fin del Mundo. 21 October. (Manes, F.)
Manes: “Los argentinos tienen que cambiar su sesgo mental”. El País. 21 October. (Manes, F.)
Pasión por el cerebro. Revista Brando. 21 October. (Manes, F.)
TEF metrics plan attacked by academics. Times Higher Education. 20 October. (Bishop, D.)
El futuro de las neurociencias tendrá una vuelta al factor humano. Planeta Azul. 19 October. (Manes, F.)
Cómo lograr un cerebro más saludable. RSalud. 19 October. (Manes, F.)
Dr Muireann Irish on Alzheimer’s disease. Perth Sunday Times. 18 October. (Irish, M.)
Dr Muireann Irish on Alzheimer's disease. News.com.au. 18 October. (Irish, M.)
Fade to blank. The Sunday Telegraph: Sunday style. 18 October. (Irish, M.)
Facundo Manes: “Somos menos racionales de lo que creemos”. Clarín. 18 October. (Manes, F.)
Catherine Mondloch receives Brock award for research and creativity. The Brock News. 16 October. (Mondloch, C.)
Developing minds: Unravelling the mysteries of childhood development.. Naturejobs - Spotlight on Australia. 15 October. (Crain, S., & Castles, A.)
En busca del sueño reparador. Cope. 14 October. (Manes, F.)
Aphantasia: A life without mental images. University of Exeter. 14 October. (Zeman, A.)
Sensational: How much more can we use our senses? SBS Insight. 13 October. (Rich, A.)
“El principal recurso de un país es el cerebro de los ciudadanos”. Territorio Digital. 10 October. (Manes, F.)
Educación, conocimiento, gobernabilidad y futuro. Fundación Metropolitana. 9 October. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes desarrolló una clase magistral sobre el impacto de la neurociencias en todas las disciplinas. Misiones Online. 9 October. (Manes, F.)
El principal capital de un país es el cerebro de sus ciudadanos. La Capital. 9 October. (Manes, F.)
Lo que llamamos multitareas baja el rendimiento del cerebro y por eso hay que tener momentos de desconexión de la tecnología. Misiones Online. 9 October. (Manes, F.)
Interview about how people remember things and strategies to remember well. Radio 6PR Perth Breakfast. 8 October. (Barnier, A.)
Attentional blink examined to aid struggling readers. Science Network WA. 7 October. (Badcock, N.)
Attentional blink examined to aid struggling readers. Medical Xpress. 7 October. (Badcock, N.)
Science finds why your perfect 'type' could be the result of life experiences. The Canberra Times. 5 October. (Rhodes, G. & Simmons, L.)
Science finds why your perfect 'type' could be the result of life experiences. The Sydney Morning Herald. 5 October. (Rhodes, G. & Simmons, L.)
Facundo Manes con Rodolfo Barili. Data. 4 October. (Manes, F.)
Can’t picture things in your mind? You’re not alone.. Red Orbit. 4 October. (Zeman, A.)
VII Foro de Calidad Educativa: “Educación, una prioridad: por qué es importante”. Proyecto Educar 2050. 2 October. (Manes, F.)
Palpitá la llegada de Facundo Manes a Posadas, últimos lugares. Misiones Online. 2 October. (Manes, F.)
Lab notes: Excelling in a traditionally male-led field, women like Muireann Irish are changing the face of science. Vogue Australia. 1 October. (Irish, M.)
“Un proyecto de país es volver a tener destino de grandeza”. Norte en línea. 30 September. (Manes, F.)
La pobreza que atrofia cerebros condiciona la revolución del conocimiento. La Capital. 30 September. (Manes, F.)
Dorothy Bishop on her pre-print experiences at PeerJ. PeerJ Blog. 29 September. (Bishop, D.)
Men can identify faithful women from photo. Punjab Tribune. 28 September. (Leivers, S., Rhodes, G. & Simmons, L.)
An early silent burden of Alzheimer's: losing imagination. The Australian Financial Review. 28 September. (Irish, M.)
Dementia—hopes and imaginings. ABC Radio National, All in the Mind. 27 September. (Irish, M.)
La salud de nuestro cerebro. Teleocho Informa. 26 September. (Manes, F.)
Men can tell which women are unfaithful by looking at their pictures. Tech Times. 25 September. (Leivers, S., Rhodes, G. & Simmons, L.)
Study: Photos and body language are enough to detect cheating and deception. Examiner.com. 25 September. (Leivers, S., Rhodes, G. & Simmons, L.)
Hoy no hay más Leloir o Pasteur ya que los descubrimientos o aportes son en equipo. La Capital. 25 September. (Manes, F.)
Men can detect woman behind the face. New Zealand Herald. 24 September. (Leivers, S., Rhodes, G. & Simmons, L.)
Shocker: Scientists claim men can tell a cheating woman from her photo. Bulletin Leader. 24 September. (Leivers, S., Rhodes, G. & Simmons, L.)
Interview about Australian accents. 702 ABC Sydney Radio. 23 September. (Cox, F)
Could YOU spot a cheater? Study finds men can tell which women are more likely to have affairs just by looking at their faces. Daily Mail. 23 September. (Leivers, S., Rhodes, G. & Simmons, L.)
Interview about recent obesity findings. Radio 7XS, The Breaky Show. 23 September. (Bell, J.)
Men can judge a woman’s faithfulness from her face. The Free Press Journal. 23 September. (Leivers, S., Rhodes, G. & Simmons, L.)
Lies written all over their faces. Times Live. 23 September. (Leivers, S., Rhodes, G. & Simmons, L.)
Facundo Manes ofrecerá una charla abierta sobre “Inteligencia Colectiva”. Radio Brisas. 23 September. (Manes, F.)
Men can tell if a woman has cheated based on her face alone, research suggests. The Independent UK. 22 September. (Leivers, S., Rhodes, G. & Simmons, L.)
Men 'can identify a cheating woman by looking at her face'. The Telegraph. 22 September. (Leivers, S., Rhodes, G. & Simmons, L.)
Samantha Leivers on detecting infidelity. Psychology of Attractiveness Podcast. 22 September. (Leivers, S.)
Men can identify faithful women from a picture. India Times, Economic Times. 22 September. (Leivers, S., Rhodes, G. & Simmons, L.)
Men can identify a cheating woman just by looking at a photograph of her, scientists claim. Mirror. 21 September. (Leivers, S., Rhodes, G. & Simmons, L.)
Men may be able to judge a woman's faithfulness from her face. ABC News. 21 September. (Leivers, S., Rhodes, G. & Simmons, L.)
How to grow your child's imagination: Dr Muireann Irish. Kidspot. 21 September. (Irish, M.)
VII Foro de Calidad Educativa. Rosario3. 21 September. (Manes, F.)
Can men tell if a woman is a cheater just by looking at her face? Psy Post. 19 September. (Leivers, S., Rhodes, G. & Simmons, L.)
New research reveals obese individuals can't switch off from food. Medical Xpress. 17 September. (Bell, J.)
New research reveals obese individuals can't switch off from food. UWA News. 17 September. (Bell, J.)
Se viene la tercera edición de InnovatiBA. DiarioZ. 16 September. (Manes, F.)
Podcast interview discussing women in science. NeuRA Podcasts. 15 September. (Irish, M.)
Temporary memory lapses. ABC Radio Darwin. 15 September. (Kumfor, F.)
¿Qué le hace la música a nuestro cerebro? El País. 14 September. (Manes, F.)
L'Oreal UNESCO Women in Science Awards. The Sunday Telegraph. 13 September. (Irish, M.)
Manes junto al cofundador de Apple, Steve Wozniak. Revista Caras. 13 September. (Manes, F.)
Una nueva ciencia para la educación. Revista Colegios. 12 September. (Manes, F.)
Here are four of the most exciting women in science right now. Science Alert. 11 September. (Irish, M.)
Facundo Manes en “Perros de la calle”. Metro 95.1. 11 September. (Manes, F.)
Latest research into dementia by leading scientist Dr Muireann Irish. The Daily Telegraph. 10 September. (Irish, M.)
Latest research into dementia by leading scientist Dr Muireann Irish. The Adelaide Advertiser. 10 September. (Irish, M.)
Dementia researcher wins L’Oreal Women in Science Fellowship. The Australian. 9 September. (Irish, M.)
Shark researcher Jodie Rummer wins UNESCO L'Oreal For Women in Science fellowship. Sydney Morning Herald. 9 September. (Irish, M.)
Sharks in shallow, tropical water to thrive despite climate change danger for marine ecosystems, researchers say. ABC Online. 9 September. (Irish, M.)
An Australian astronomer has been named one of four Women in Science 2015 fellows. Business Insider Australia. 9 September. (Irish, M.)
Memorable discoveries of a scientist and mum. The Daily Telegraph. 9 September. (Irish, M.)
Children with learning difficulties need programs based on science, not anecdote and neurobabble Read more: http://www.theage.com.au/national/education/children-with-learning-difficulties-need-programs-based-on-science-not-anecdote-and-neurobabble-201509. The Age. 8 September. (Bishop, D.)
Cosmetic cash secures the future. The Australian. 8 September. (Irish, M.)
Creatividad, innovación y gestión, en la sexta edición de las Jornadas de Ciencias Económicas. Misiones Online. 8 September. (Manes, F.)
Scientists are having a giant Twitter battle to determine the cutest animal. Business Insider. 6 September. (Rhodes, G.)
Los mitos de la felicidad: la verdad detrás de las recetas. La Nación. 6 September. (Manes, F.)
'I really do have no imagination'. IOL. 6 September. (Zeman, A.)
Facundo Manes en hombres de Buenos Aires: “En el mundo somos todos bastante parecidos”. Todo Noticias. 4 September. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes, de explorador a divulgador del cerebro. Clarín. 4 September. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes: exploración de la mente y las emociones. La Razón. 3 September. (Manes, F.)
“La manera en que pensamos es la manera en que sentimos”. Un Minuto Hoy. 3 September. (Manes, F.)
Las emociones, al igual que la razón, son clave para tomar decisiones. Caras. 3 September. (Manes, Fl)
Facundo Manes: “La realidad la construye el cerebro”. Radio Rock Nacional. 3 September. (Manes, F.)
Manes en Hombres de Buenos Aires: “La manera en que pensamos es la manera en que sentimos”. La Nación. 3 September. (Manes, F.)
What makes an animal cute anyway? Slate. 2 September. (Rhodes, G.)
“El cerebro también se tiene que desenchufar”. Clarín. 2 September. (Manes, F.)
Fascinante cerebro. El Universitario. 1 September. (Manes, F.)
Do you have a face-finding superpower for fighting crime? National Geographic. 1 September. (White, D.)
Exitoso Cierre del Dr. Facundo Manes en el Posgrado de Ciencias de la Vida.. Facultad de Medicina de la UNNE. 31 August. (Manes, F.)
Dominic Lawson: I've never been able to picture my wife in my mind - and now I know why. Daily Mail Australia. 31 August. (Zeman, A.)
“Equivocarse es más sano de lo que siempre nos hicieron creer”. El Libertador. 30 August. (Manes, F.)
Oliver Sacks obituary. The Guardian. 30 August. (Zeman, A.)
Manes: “El docente debe generar cosas nuevas, motivar e inspirar”. Diario Época. 29 August. (Manes, F.)
Psychology research: hopeless case or pioneering field? The Guardian. 28 August. (Bishop, D.)
Exitosa disertación del neurólogo Facundo Manes. Cadena de Radios. 28 August. (Manes, F.)
“Si no hay valor humano la sociedad se queda atrás”. Corrientes24hs. 28 August. (Manes, F.)
Some People Cannot Visualize Or See With Their Mind's Eye, Study. News Everyday. 28 August. (Zeman, A.)
Facundo Manes participará en Hombres de Buenos Aires. Clarín. 27 August. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes brindará dos conferencias en Corrientes. Diario Época. 27 August. (Manes, F.)
Aphantasia: New found mental condition forming ‘blind imagination’. International Business Times. 27 August. (Zeman, A.)
Trouble Visualizing Memories? You May Have Aphantasia, A Condition That Impedes Visualization. Medical Daily. 27 August. (Zeman, A.)
Do You Have Aphantasia? IFLScience. 27 August. (Zeman, A.)
Aphantasia deletes the memory of love. WEST. 27 August. (Zeman, A.)
Can you judge someone’s faithfulness by their face? Fusion. 26 August. (Leivers, S.)
Can you judge someone's faithfulness by their face? Fusion. 26 August. (Leivers, S., Rhodes, G. & Simmons, L.)
Aphantasia: A life without mental images. BBC News. 26 August. (Zeman, A.)
Can't count sheep or picture the faces of loved ones? You may have APHANTASIA: Condition describes people who don't have a 'mind's eye'. Daily Mail Australia. 26 August. (Zeman, A.)
Can you remember the faces of loved ones? Dame Gill Morgan can't. She has a condition called Aphantasia. Wales Online. 26 August. (Zeman, A.)
Can't count sheep? You could have aphantasia. Science Daily. 26 August. (Zeman, A.)
No mind’s eye: UK scientists term inability to visualize memories ‘aphantasia’. RT. 25 August. (Zeman, A.)
15 famosos, premiados por su solidaridad. Diaro26. 24 August. (Manes, F.)
Científicos: el cerebro y sus usos. Pública. 22 August. (Manes, F.)
Christine Bryden's work of memory. Sydney Morning Herald. 15 August. (Hodges, J.)
Research sheds new light on race recognition. ANU News. 14 August. (Wan, L. & McKone, E.)
Christine Bryden's work of memory. WA Today Good Weekend. 14 August. (Hodges, J.)
Memory loss: What makes people forget who they are? Gulf News. 13 August. (Hodges, J.)
Baroness Susan Greenfield slammed by Oxford colleagues over 'misleading and unfounded' claims the internet damages children's brains. Daily Mail Australia. 13 August. (Bishop, D.)
Oxford academics at war over dangers of the internet. The Telegraph. 12 August. (Bishop, D.)
Man or woman? Age affects sex perception. Science Network Western Australia. 6 August. (Kloth, N.)
Man or woman? Age affects sex perception. Medical Xpress. 6 August. (Kloth, N.)
“El nuevo paradigma del mundo es el conocimiento a través de la educación de calidad”. Canal Agrositio. 6 August. (Manes, F.)
“La manera en que pensamos determina la forma en que sentimos”. Revista 21. 5 August. (Manes, F.)
Men- here's how a new woman alters your ejaculation. IFL Science. 4 August. (Leivers, S., Rhodes, G. & Simmons, L.)
Homenaje a la Familia Manes. Salto en Red. 4 August. (Manes, F.)
“Como exigimos democracia en los 80, debemos ahora exigir conocimiento”. Junín24. 4 August. (Manes, F.)
Manes estará en Arroyo Dulce el próximo 1 de agosto. Salto en Red. 29 July. (Manes, F.)
Memory triggers. 6PR. 28 July. (Barnier, A.J.)
“La multitarea baja el rendimiento”. El País. 26 July. (Manes, F.)
Why does time seem to speed up as we get older? The Independent. 25 July. (Irish, M.)
How did it get so late so soon? Why time flies as we get older. The Conversation. 24 July. (Irish, M.)
Alzheimer's Association recognizes four scientists with Lifetime Achievement Awards at AAIC 2015. News Medical. 21 July. (Hodges, J.R.)
A personal thank you to Prof John Hodges from me - and congratulation for his #AAIC2015 Lifetime Achievement Award. Living Well Dementia. 20 July. (Hodges, J.R.)
Straight from the heart. This Week at MQ. 17 July. (Rich, A.)
Facundo Manes dio sus 10 consejos para mantener el cerebro joven y sano en el hospital Garrahan. Garrahan. 17 July. (Manes, F.)
“Hacemos todo con el cerebro, desde respirar hasta filosofar”. Rosario Plus / Radio Si 98.9. 17 July. (Manes, F.)
Entrevista a Facundo Manes . Siete puentes con Tamara. 14 July. (Manes, F.)
Watch your language when talking about autism. The Conversation. 13 July. (Pellicano, E.)
“Me encantaría estudiar el cerebro de Leo Messi”. Sport.es. 10 July. (Manes, F.)
Single lady bees load up on perfume. Phys Org. 8 July. (Simmons, L.)
Claves para que un equipo sea exitoso. Apertura. 8 July. (Manes, F.)
Could Aphantasia, A Newly Recognized Condition Of A Blind Mind's Eye, Have Psychological Roots? Brain Decoder. 7 July. (Zeman, A.)
¿Por qué dormimos cada vez menos? AM con Verónica Lozano. 5 July. (Manes, F.)
Curious Case of a Rare Condition. The New Indian Express. 4 July. (Zeman, A.)
Los Miedos. TedX Buenos Aires. 2 July. (Manes, F.)
Australia turns to social media to help mystery amnesiac. BBC. 1 July. (Cox, F.)
La memoria de testigos en un juicio no es tan precisa como pensábamos. Comercio y Justicia. 29 June. (Manes, F.)
Para funcionar bien, el cerebro necesita desconectarse”. La voz del interior. 28 June. (Manes, F.)
El arte es transformar lo cotidiano en novedoso”. Distrito Arte. 26 June. (Manes, F.)
Los nuevos abanderados. Revista Ey!. 25 June. (Manes, F.)
Cultivar la creatividad. Emprende. 23 June. (Manes, F.)
Picture This? Some Just Can’t. The New York Times. 22 June. (Zeman, A.)
Facundo Manes en Animales Sueltos. La Nación. 21 June. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes en “Caminos del Viajero”. Caminos del Viajero. 18 June. (Manes, F.)
Cómo tomar la mejor decisión. Revista Buena Vida. 18 June. (Manes, F.)
Over capacity - We forget so we can remember. Humanity+. 15 June. (Kumfor, F., & Tu, S.)
Internet no nos hace tontos, libera espacio del cerebro para cosas más interesantes”. Catalunya Ràdio. 14 June. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes brindó una charla para 600 docentes de San Martín. Norte en Línea. 13 June. (Manes, F.)
Nobel scientist is forced to resign after calling women in labs a distraction... but guess where he met his wife! Daily Mail. 11 June. (Bishop, D.)
Autistic pupils find it more difficult to process sensory information, research shows. TES. 10 June. (Pellicano, E.)
The information our brains forget so they don't become too 'full'. The Age. 9 June. (Kumfor, F.)
The information our brains forget so they don't become too 'full'. Sydney Morning Herald. 9 June. (Kumfor, F.)
Can your brain be 'full'? Real Clear Science. 8 June. (Tu, S., & Kumfor, F.)
BNPA 2015: New theories of memory systems and networks. Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery & Psychiatry Podcasts. 8 June. (Butler, C. & Zeman, A.)
How our brains forget information to make room for new memories. The Independent UK. 8 June. (Kumfor, F.)
“Pensamos que somos más racionales de lo que en realidad somos”. Diario Bae. 8 June. (Manes, F.)
El cerebro, en el diván. Las Provincias. 8 June. (Manes, F.)
How brains forget to remember. ABC Radio National. 4 June. (Kumfor, F.)
Redesign my brain with Todd Sampson. ABC1. 4 June. (Sowman, P., & Woolgar, A.)
Can your brain be full? The New Zealand Herald. 3 June. (Kumfor, F., & Tu, S.)
Como en los ’80 pedíamos democracia, hoy pidamos conocimiento. Apertura. 3 June. (Manes, F.)
Health check: Can your brain be ‘full’? The Conversation. 1 June. (Kumfor, F., & Sicong, T.)
Charla de Facundo Manes en “Hay vida en Martes”. Hay vida en Martes. 1 June. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes en el programa español “La Mañana” de Radio COPE. Radio COPE. 31 May. (Manes, F.)
“Sólo usa el 10% del cerebro aquel que afirmó esa mentira”. M80 “80 y La Madre”. 31 May. (Manes, F.)
Facundo manes en “Hoy por Hoy”, de la emisora española Cadena SER. Hoy por Hoy. 31 May. (Manes, F.)
La inteligencia humana es mucho más que lo que podemos medir. Objetivo Bienestar. 29 May. (Manes, F.)
La cualidad empática está en hacer de la diferencia una virtud. Revista. 28 May. (Manes, F.)
PLC faith in radical program. West Australian. 27 May. (Castles, A.)
Muchos votos son irracionales. El Mundo. 27 May. (Manes, F.)
Dementia found to decrease sexual activity. Health Canal. 26 May. (Hodges, J.R., & Ahmed, R.)
La Argentina tiene miopía del futuro”. Diario Móvil. 23 May. (Manes, F.)
The mountain illusion: What's wrong with this picture? BBC Future. 22 May. (Carlson, T., & Wardle, S.)
Fake gestures, bullying, empathy, online dating and loneliness. The Australian. 22 May. (Dawel, A.)
Vivimos en una sociedad que nos genera estrés crónico. Diario de Cuyo. 22 May. (Manes, F.)
La neurociencia va a cambiar toda nuestra forma de vida. Tiempo. 22 May. (Manes, F.)
La mujer, en constante estado de evolución. Cosmopolitan Argentina. 22 May. (Manes, F.)
More scientists mean bigger slice of funding pie for Wales. Times Higher Education. 21 May. (Halligan, P.)
Facundo Manes estuvo dialogando con Daniel Horacio Ciampichini. LU2 Radio Bahía Blanca . 19 May. (Manes, F.)
Enhancing the senses: How smell links us to our past. News Limited. 18 May. (Kumfor, F.)
La pobreza genera cerebros desnutridos. La Nueva. 17 May. (Manes, F.)
How music can make you a better student. The New Daily. 14 May. (Thompson, W.)
Facundo Manes con Dady Brieva. Radio América AM 1190. 14 May. (Manes, F.)
Children unable to tell genuine from faked sadness. Asian Scientist. 11 May. (Dawel, A.)
Hay que aburrirse más”. Clarín. 10 May. (Manes, F.)
Children with autism detect movement better than non-autistic children. Care Appointments. 8 May. (Pellicano, E.)
Children's recognition of genuine facial expressions. ABC 666 Canberra. 7 May. (Dawel, A.)
New study suggests how children with autism see the world. NurseryWorld. 6 May. (Pellicano, E.)
Children unable to tell genuine from faked sadness. ANU News. 6 May. (Dawel, A.)
Con aporte platense encaran un estudio científico sobre el paco. El Día. 6 May. (Manes, F.)
La inteligencia individual se expande en equipo”. La Nación`. 5 May. (Manes, F.)
¿Cómo funciona el cerebro? Una Tarde Cualquiera. 5 May. (Manes, F.)
Neurocientífico argentino. Unico. 4 May. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes en “Y ahora, ¿quién podrá ayudarnos?”. FM 89.9 Radio. 28 April. (Manes, F.)
Con la charla de Facundo Manes, concluyó el Primer Congreso de Neurociencias. El Heraldo. 18 April. (Manes, F.)
Whether or not your appearance can make you look more successful. 2SER FM. 14 April. (Stephen, I.)
Memories, nothing more than memories. 612 ABC. 12 April. (Irish, M.)
Facundo Manes en Radio Mitre: “Los chicos necesitan volver a aburrirse”. Radio Mitre. 12 April. (Manes, F.)
Cerebro al gym: los científicos enseñan cómo entrenarlo para vivir mejor. Clarín. 12 April. (Manes, F.)
Estar conectados permanentemente no es bueno. Los Primeros. 10 April. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes hablando de temas como la memoria, el lenguaje, la inteligencia y la moral. FM 95.9 Radio. 9 April. (Manes, F.)
Cupos agotados para la conferencia de Facundo Manes en Concordia. Concordia Directo. 4 April. (Manes, F.)
La principal riqueza de una Nación es el capital intelectual de sus ciudadanos”. El Ancasti. 2 April. (Manes, F.)
Shared fandom intensifies highs, lows. The New Zealand Herald. 28 March. (Hayward, W.)
Para ser creativo hay que trabajar, la inspiración es para los mediocres”. La Union. 28 March. (Manes, F.)
Todos debemos conocer cómo funciona el cerebro”. El Esquiú. 28 March. (Manes, F.)
Revolución educativa y reinvención del docente”. El Ancasti. 28 March. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes llegó a Catamarca y brindó una conferencia de prensa. La Union. 27 March. (Manes, F.)
Una mente brillante. Clase Ejecutiva. 27 March. (Manes, F.)
New research reveals prevalence estimates of dementia in indigenous Australians. Alzheimer’s Australia Dementia Research Foundation. 27 March. (Radford, K.)
Tide is turning in education as traditional forms of teaching make a welcome comeback. Weekend Australian. 21 March. (Mealings, K.)
The Research Files Ep. 8: Kiri Mealings on noisy classrooms. ACER Teacher. 18 March. (Mealings, K.)
¿Por qué elegimos a un candidato electoral y no a otro? ABC Ciencia. 17 March. (Manes, F.)
Tackling a problem head-on. UWA News. 15 March. (Palermo, R., & Jeffery, L.)
Mano a mano en Intratables. Intratables Bonus Track. 14 March. (Manes, F.)
Facundo Manes presente en la Semana del Cerebro. Tiempo Patagónico. 14 March. (Manes, F.)
The games we play: A troubling dark side in academic publishing. The Guardian. 13 March. (Bishop, D.)
Research shows that ‘Internet rage’ is a real thing now. Geek Wire. 12 March. (Moore, J.)
ABC Brisbane. 10 March. (Rich, A.)
A uno se le puede quemar el pollo, pero no olvidarse de que está cocinando. ABC Familia. 10 March. (Manes, F.)
What’s stress got to do with it? How trauma-induced changes to gene function can lead to psychosis. Health Canal. 6 March. (Green, M.)
Why your brain hates slowpokes. Nautilus. 5 March. (Moore, J.)
Los argentinos usamos el cerebro para adaptarnos y sobrevivir a las crisis”. La Capital. 3 March. (Manes, F.)
The healing power of music. Scientific American: Mind. 1 March. (Thompson, W.F.)
What colour is the dress? Here’s why we disagree. New Scientist. 27 February. (Goddard, E.)
Journal editor’s self-citation rate under scrutiny. Times Higher Education. 26 February. (Bishop, D.)
Using the sound of blood-flow to the brain to provide insights into reading remediation. MQ Research Impact. 23 February. (Rapaport, H., & Badcock, N.)
Una clase gratis de gimnasia de mantenimiento para el cerebro. El Asombrario. 22 February. (Manes, F.)
Manes visitó el busto de Favaloro. La Capital. 17 February. (Manes, F.)
Children, teachers battle noise in open-learning spaces. Education Review. 13 February. (Mealings, K.)
Victor Dominello MP visits the Australian Hearing Hub. AHH. 12 February. (CCD)
Acoustics issues with new open plan classrooms. 666 ABC Canberra Drive. 12 February. (Mealings, K.)
BBC Radio Wales "All Things Considered". 12 February. (McKay, R.)
El cerebro y los sentidos. 100X100 Ciencia. 12 February. (Manes, F.)
Open-plan learning. 2SER FM The Daily. 11 February. (Mealings, K.)
Open-plan learning. ABC Newcastle Mornings. 11 February. (Mealings, K.)
Cómo usar el cerebro. RTVE. 11 February. (Manes, F.)
Students struggle to hear teacher in new fad open-plan classrooms. 774 ABC Melbourne Drive. 10 February. (Mealings, K.)
Students struggle to hear teacher in new fad open-plan classrooms. The Conversation. 10 February. (Mealings, K.)
Students struggle to hear teacher in new fad open-plan classrooms. ABC Ballarat. 10 February. (Mealings, K.)
Senator Doug Cameron, the Shadow Minister for Human Services and Nick Champion, the Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for Health visit the Australian Hearing Hub. AHH. 9 February. (CCD)
Homeless advocate Simon Robinson named Parramatta’s 2015 Citizen of the Year. Daily Telegraph. 3 February. (Nile, E.)
Fifty to seventy percent of children in open plan classrooms can't hear their teacher. 2GB. 3 February. (Mealings, K.)
Open classes hit the sound barrier: Kindy kids unable to hear lessons. Daily Telegraph. 2 February. (Mealings, K.)
Estamos en deuda con los jóvenes. La Voz del Pueblo. 1 February. (Manes, F.)
Still Alice: A rare look at how dementia steals memories from millions. The Conversation. 29 January. (Irish, M., & Ahmed, R.)
Still Alice: A rare look at how dementia steals memories from millions. Health Canal. 29 January. (Irish, M., & Ahmed, R.)
Aprender a usar el cerebro. Vanguardia (México). 29 January. (Manes, F.)
The role of memory in crime. ABC Mid North Coast. 27 January. (Barnier, A.)
The role of memory in crime. ABC Central West NSW. 27 January. (Barnier, A.)
The role of memory in crime. ABC Coffs Coast. 27 January. (Barnier, A.)
The role of memory in crime. ABC Illawarra. 27 January. (Barnier, A.)
The role of memory in crime. ABC New England North West. 27 January. (Barnier, A.)
The role of memory in crime. ABC North Coast NSW. 27 January. (Barnier, A.)
The role of memory in crime. ABC Riverina. 27 January. (Barnier, A.)
The role of memory in crime. ABC South East NSW. 27 January. (Barnier, A.)
The role of memory in crime. ABC Western Plains NSW. 27 January. (Barnier, A.)
El optimismo es un factor de protección cerebral”. La Vanguardia. 27 January. (Manes, F.)
El cerebro es un órgano social. Onda Cero. 23 January. (Manes, F.)
Conversatorios en Casa de América. RTVE. 23 January. (Manes, F.)
¿Es el cerebro una máquina perfecta? Onda Cero. 23 January. (Manes, F.)
El cerebro es un órgano social que necesita de las relaciones para funcionar. Te Interesa. 23 January. (Manes, F.)
Dialogo en “La mañana”. La Mañana. 23 January. (Manes, F.)
Recordamos solo lo que nos emociona”. Negra Tinta. 23 January. (Manes, F.)
Los antidepresivos usados de forma crónica pueden evitar la depresión, pero quizá también el amor. El Diario. 23 January. (Manes, F.)
Researchers study eating abnormalities in frontotemporal dementia subtypes.. Alzheimer's News Today. 21 January. (Piguet, O.)
Increasing diversity in science could be one way to fight inequality. The Conversation. 21 January. (Moore, J.)
Kids’ hearing at the heart of new partnership. AHH. 18 January. (CCD)
Por “amor al arte” conocí Mar del Plata. Clarín. 18 January. (Manes, F.)
Towards a new understanding of social dysfunction in MND/ALS. FTD Talk. 17 January. (Irish, M.)
Usar el cerebro. FM 89.1. 15 January. (Manes, F.)
Serial: Why the whole world is obsessed with a 15 year old murder case. Mamamia. 1 January. (Barnier, A.)

2014

'Remember when we...?' Why sharing memories is soul food. The Epoch Times. 25 December. (Barnier, A.)
‘Remember when we…?’ Why sharing memories is soul food. The Conversation. 24 December. (Barnier, A.)
Is religion a force for good? The Conversation. 24 December. (McKay, R.)
Eating more carbs may signal frontotemporal dementia. Medscape. 22 December. (Piguet, O.)
Amazing folk tale map reveals deep links between cultures. Business Insider. 20 December. (Ross, R.M.)
AMP Grant for ‘Our Stories’. 2SER The Daily. 10 December. (Nile, E.)
Familiar faces to young and old. UWA News. 1 December. (Crookes, K.)
Can you taste the sound of murder? Pantera Press. 27 November. (Rich, A.)
Interview about memory. ABC Radio National. 26 November. (Barnier, A.)
Interview about accents. 891 ABC Adelaide. 25 November. (Cox, F.)
Serial: Murder, mystery and the science of memory. Cause Science. 25 November. (Barnier, A.)
Serial: Murder, mystery and the science of memory. Sydney Morning Herald. 24 November. (Barnier, A.)
Serial: Murder, mystery and the science of memory. The Age. 24 November. (Barnier, A.)
Australia – New survey shows autism community unhappy with current research. Autism Daily Newscast. 24 November. (Pellicano, E.)
Face blindness – when you can’t recognise a familiar face”. The Guardian. 23 November. (Dalrymple, K.)
Interview about memory. ABC 774 Melbourne. 22 November. (Barnier, A.)
Serial: Murder, mystery and the science of memory. The Conversation. 21 November. (Barnier, A.)
Interview about memory. ABC 702. 21 November. (Barnier, A.)
Interview about memory. ABC Central Coast. 21 November. (Barnier, A.)
Study shows community dissatisfaction with autism research. Science WA. 17 November. (Pellicano, E.)
All in the mind? The role of neuroscience in education. Euronews. 16 November. (Bishop, D.)
What’s normal when it comes to memory? ABC Radio Adelaide. 10 November. (Kumfor, F.)
Guarding angels. The West Australian: Weekend West. 8 November. (Leivers, S.)
It's research, not racist. TVNZ. 5 November. (Hayward, W.)
Delusional inference. Facultimedia. 1 November. (McKay, R.)
Interview about Foreign Accent Syndrome. Channel Ten "The Project". 27 October. (Croot, K.)
How to reverse bitchy resting face syndrome. ELLE. 27 October. (Willis, M., & Palermo, R.)
Image Conscious. Brink by UTS, Sydney Morning Herald. 21 October. (van den Hoven, E., & Miller, L.)
Looking through your girlfriend's phone? You may have bigger problems than jealousy. Men's Health. 15 October. (Leivers, S.)
Placing the faces: It's all a matter of brain-power, scientist discovers. The New Zealand Herald. 15 October. (Hayward, W.)
Why we have difficulty recognising people who look different. Scoop Independent News. 14 October. (Hayward, W.)
Are we always in control of our actions? ABC Radio National. 11 October. (Polito, V.)
Curiosity changes the brain to enhance learning. Asian Scientist. 9 October. (Kumfor, F.)
What causes auditory hallucinations? Play 612 ABC. 8 October. (McCarthy-Jones, S.)
Inability to recognize voices confirmed. Yale Daily News. 7 October. (Duchaine, B.)
Famous Lewis nominated. 4BC. 7 October. (MEG Lab)
How curiosity improves memory and a brain’s learning capacity. Google News. 5 October. (Kumfor, F.)
Mind change: Susan Greenfield has a big idea, but what is it? The Guardian. 3 October. (Bishop, D.)
Curiosity in a person's brain creates desire to learn and improves retention, study suggests. University Herald. 3 October. (Kumfor, F.)
Curiosity changes the brain to boost memory and learning. The Conversation. 3 October. (Kumfor, F.)
Curiosity puts brain in state to learn. ABC Science. 3 October. (Hodges, J.)
Smell and mortality. 702 ABC Sydney. 2 October. (Piguet, O.)
Increasing community input in autism research. Autism Speaks. 2 October. (Pellicano, E.)
Smell of death. 702 ABC Sydney. 1 October. (Piguet, O.)
13: Sharon Savage is putting lost words back in semantic dementia. NeuRA SoundCloud Podcast. 30 September. (Savage, S.)
Ecstasy use affects ability to detect faces, shapes and patterns. Science Network Western Australia. 28 September. (Bell, J.)
New Australian study on rare dementia helps map the emotional brain. Alzheimer's Australia Dementia Research Foundation. 22 September. (Piguet, O., & Kumfor, F.)
Study judges politicians by their looks. The New Zealand Herald. 18 September. (Hayward, W.)
10: Corticobasal syndrome - Study on rare dementia helps map the emotional brain. NeuRa SoundCloud Podcast. 17 September. (Piguet, O.)
How successful politicians look the part. Scoop. 12 September. (Hayward, W.)
Politicians at face value. ONE News NZ. 11 September. (Hayward, W.)
Would you vote for that face? Phys.org. 10 September. (Hayward, W.)
How good is your memory? ABC Ballarat. 4 September. (Kumfor, F.)
Christine Bryden and Prof John Hodges in conversation. Neuroscience Research Australia YouTube channel. 4 September. (Hodges, J.)
How good is your memory? 774 ABC Melbourne. 4 September. (Kumfor, F.)
Free app to support the assessment of dementia. Research Australia Grassroots. 1 September. (Hodges, J.)
Nine great reasons to read to your baby. Babyology. 29 August. (McArthur, G.)
Susan Greenfield: 'I'm not scaremongering'. The Telegraph. 29 August. (Bishop, D.)
Six women whose research will change the world. Sydney Morning Herald National. 23 August. (Yau, S.)
Campus crusaders. Women to Watch, Sydney Morning Herald Weekend. 23 August. (Yau, S.)
'Brain-training'… or learning as we like to call it. The Learning Staircase. 19 August. (Castles, A., & McArthur, G.)
Passport officers struggle to spot fake photo IDs. Time. 19 August. (Burton, A., & White, D.)
New insights into the cognitive profile of FTD mutation carriers. FTD Talk. 15 August. (Irish, M.)
ABC Classic FM. 12 August. (Rich, A.)
Susan Greenfield: 'I've always marched to the beat of my own drum'. The Observer. 9 August. (Bishop, D.)
If you want a better memory, get - and stay - married. Business Insider. 6 August. (Harris, C.)
Trust is unconsciously determined, thanks to the amygdala: Study. The Conversation. 6 August. (Palermo, R.)
Facial features 'influence first impressions'. EA doctors. 2 August. (Young, A.)
Remembering one's PIN. 5AA, Adelaide, News Hour. 1 August. (Barnier, A.)
Taking pictures of events will not help you remember better. 702 ABC Sydney. 1 August. (Piguet, O.)
Long-term couples develop interconnected memory systems. io9. 31 July. (Harris, C.)
How long-term couples share a brain (sorta). Yahoo Health. 30 July. (Harris, C.)
What makes Leonardo DiCaprio friendly, Kristen Stewart less approachable? MedIndia. 30 July. (Young, A.)
Remembering together - How long-term couples develop interconnected memory systems. BPS Research Digest. 29 July. (Harris, C.)
How long-term couples share a brain (sorta). New York Magazine. 29 July. (Harris, C.)
Criminals have more kids. Dr Rob Burriss "The Psychology of Attractiveness" Podcast. 24 July. (Rhodes, G.)
‘Textisms’ don’t spell doom. Oman Tribune. 23 July. (Kemp, N.)
Large twin study suggests that language delay due more to nature than nurture. Science Codex. 21 July. (Rice, M.)
Delayed language more nature than nurture. Science 2.0. 21 July. (Rice, M.)
Changing the way clinicians diagnose dementia. DPS News. 17 July. (Hodges, J.)
iPad version of ACE dementia test automatically calculates scores. Pulse it. 16 July. (Hodges, J.)
New app takes dementia assessment global. Mental Health Today. 15 July. (Hodges, J.)
2: Dementia untangled. NeuRa SoundCloud Podcast. 15 July. (Hodges, J.)
One step closer to an Alzheimer's test. 4BC News Talk. 14 July. (Piguet, O.)
ACEmobile app. WIN Television. 13 July. (Hodges, J.)
ACEmobile helps in the dementia battle. Choice. 11 July. (Hodges, J.)
ACEmobile app. Insider Media Ltd. 11 July. (Hodges, J.)
Clinician launches ACEmobile app to support comment of dementia. Health Medicine Network. 10 July. (Hodges, J.)
1: Prof John Hodges talks about the ACEmobile app. NeuRA SoundCloud Podcast. 10 July. (Hodges, J.)
Interview about dementia and why some people can be more resilient than others. 702 ABC Sydney. 10 July. (Hodges, J.)
Dementia assessment iPad App launched for health professionals. Alzheimer's Australia Dementia Research Foundation. 10 July. (Hodges, J.)
Scientists working on brain implant to restore lost memory. Nine MSN. 10 July. (Piguet, O.)
App launched to speed up dementia diagnosis. Alzheimer's Research UK. 9 July. (Hodges, J.)
New app widens opportunities for dementia assessments. Medical XPress. 9 July. (Hodges, J. & Savage, G.)
The Truman Show delusion: Can culture make us crazy? Pacific Standard. 8 July. (Coltheart, M.)
Hypnosis: The day my mind was 'possessed'. BBC Future. 3 July. (Cox, R.)
No logic in King’s College job cuts. Times Higher Education. 3 July. (Bishop, D.)
Mysteries of the mind: Developmental psychologist explains her life's work. McMasterDailyNews. 2 July. (Maurer, D.)
Dementia patient Christine Bryden continues to baffle doctors 20 years after diagnosis. ABC News. 1 July. (Hodges, J.)
Dementia patient Christine Bryden continues to baffle doctors 20 years after diagnosis. Yahoo 7 News. 1 July. (Hodges, J.)
A future made together: New directions in the ethics of autism research. National Association of Special Education Needs: Special Magazine. 1 July. (Pellicano, E.)
Forget me not. Australian Story. 30 June. (Hodges, J., & Kumfor, F.)
Interview about dementia and why some people can be more resilient than others. 702 ABC Sydney. 30 June. (Hodges, J.)
Facial recognition ability on for young and old. Science Network Western Australia. 27 June. (Crookes, K.)
Dementia patient Christine Bryden's quest to improve care for Australians with the disease. Sydney Morning Herald National. 27 June. (Hodges, J.)
New neuroimaging research comparing preschoolers who do and do not stutter. StutterTalk. 22 June. (Sowman, P.)
Interview about daydreams. ABC Alice Springs. 18 June. (Irish, M.)
Interview with Professor Anne Castles about research into dyslexia. 936 ABC Hobart, Statewide Mornings. 17 June. (Castles, A.)
The Social Brain. NeuRA blog. 16 June. (Irish, M.)
Opening remarks at the dyslexia policy roundtable, Adelaide. Pyne Online. 13 June. (Castles, A., McArthur, G, & Leitao, S.)
Seeing inside the heads of cochlear implantees. Check Up. 13 June. (Johnson, B., & Bardy, F.)
World-first brain scan technology for cochlear implant patients. SBS One. 12 June. (Johnson, B.)
Lewis' daughter in world-first cochlear study. Sydney Morning Herald. 12 June. (Johnson, B.)
King Wally's daughter Jamie-Lee Lewis the first patient in global brain scanner study. Daily Telegraph News Local. 11 June. (Johnson, B., & Crain, S.)
Wally Lewis' daughter participates in world-first study of cochlear implants. Sydney Morning Herald. 11 June. (Johnson, B.)
Wally Lewis' daughter participates in world-first study of cochlear implants. WA Today. 11 June. (Johnson, B.)
Medical researchers in AUS have developed brain scan technology for people with cochlear implants. SBS World News Australia. 11 June. (Johnson, B.)
Cochlear implants have been changing lives for decades but now scientists will be able to see what effect Cochlear implants have on the brain. Channel 9 Darwin. 11 June. (Johnson, B.)
For the first time, scientists will be able to see what effect Cochlear implants have on the brain. WIN Hobart. 11 June. (Johnson, B.)
Cochlear implants have been changing lives for decades but now scientists will be able to see what effect Cochlear implants have on the brain. Channel 9 Sydney. 11 June. (Johnson, B.)
Scientists will now be able to see the impact that Cochlear implants have on the brain. Channel 9 Brisbane. 11 June. (Johnson, B.)
Cochlear implants have been changing people's lives for years, but now, scientists will be able to see what effects they have on the brain. SKY News Australia. 11 June. (Johnson, B.)
World's first CI MEG brain scanner switches on for first study. Health Canal. 11 June. (Johnson, B., & Crain, S.)
Cochlear implants have changed countless lives but the incredible technology is not an exact science. Channel Ten: Ten Play. 11 June. (Johnson, B., & Crain, S.)
Cochlear implants have changed countless lives but the incredible technology is not an exact science. Channel 10 Sydney. 11 June. (Johnson, B., & Crain, S.)
You look healthy - Will you marry me? UWA News. 16 May. (Foo, Y., Simmons, L., & Rhodes, G.)
The five key messages of 'dementia friends'. Living Well with Dementia. 13 May. (Hodges, J.)
Hearing technologies could play an important role in delaying dementia. Audiology Worldnews. 9 May. (Crain, S.)
Hearing technologies to delay dementia. DPS News. 9 May. (Crain, S.)
Brain training for mental illness. ABC All In The Mind. 9 May. (Marsh, P, & Green, M.)
Brain implant for memory recovery. Channel 10. 7 May. (Piguet, O.)
Why do we daydream? ABC Health & Wellbeing. 6 May. (Irish, M.)
Hearing CRC: Hearing aids may delay dementia. Biotech Daily. 5 May. (Crain, S.)
Hearing technologies could play important role in delaying dementia. The Hearing Review. 5 May. (Crain, S.)
Why the label 'dyslexia' matters. Driver Youth Trust. 25 April. (Coltheart, M., Bishop, D., & Castles, A.)
MEG for kids: Listening to your brain with super-cool SQUIDs. Frontiers for Young Minds. 24 April. (Brock, J., & Sowman, P.)
Autism research isn't helping people live with daily reality. The Conversation. 23 April. (Pellicano, E.)
There's nothing freakish about our love of horror films. Sydney Morning Herald. 19 April. (Thompson, W.)
There's nothing freakish about our love of horror films. The Age. 19 April. (Thompson, W.)
There's nothing freakish about our love of horror films. The Canberra Times. 19 April. (Thompson, W.)
Interview about what type of music is most likely to make us dance. ABC News 24. 17 April. (Thompson, W.)
Pistorius changes story from self-defence to accident. NewstalkZB. 16 April. (Barnier, A.)
Interview about the Oscar Pistorious trial. SKY News Australia. 16 April. (Barnier, A.)
Interview about the Oscar Pistorious trial. ABC Ballarat Mornings. 16 April. (Barnier, A.)
Interview on memory and Oscar Pistorius trial. CKNW News Talk AM980: The Shift. 16 April. (Barnier, A., & Temler, M.)
Interview on memory. ABC Radio Canberra. 16 April. (Barnier, A., & Temler, M.)
Total recall: Truth, memory and the trial of Oscar Pistorius. Peter Van Onselen SKY News. 15 April. (Barnier, A., & Temler, M.)
Truth, memory and the trial of Oscar Pistorius. The New Zealand Herald. 14 April. (Temler, M., Barnier, A., & Sutton, J.)
Solo recordamos lo que nos emociona. La Gaceta. 12 April. (Manes, F.)
Total recall: Truth, memory and the trial of Oscar Pistorius. The Conversation. 11 April. (Barnier, A., Temler, M., & Sutton, J.)
Macquarie University needs children to participate in child language lab studies. News Local. 9 April. (Demuth, K., & Revius, K.)
Raising bilingual children. 2SER FM The Daily. 9 April. (Xu Rattanasone, N., & Demuth, K.)
Interview: Bilingual children, good or bad? The Wire. 31 March. (Demuth, K.)
Should I raise my kids bilingually? Medical Xpress. 31 March. (Demuth, K.)
Should I raise my kids bilingually? The Conversation. 31 March. (Demuth, K., & Xu Rattanasone, N.)
Comment: Should I raise my kids bilingually? SBS Online. 31 March. (Demuth, K., & Xu Rattanasone, N.)
Interview about the Australian accent and language. 4BC Drive. 26 March. (Cox, F.)
Technology is the key to the ABCs. Nick Jr Parents. 24 March. (Castles, A.)
Face-blind people can learn to tell similar shapes apart. Nature News. 24 March. (McKone, E.)
Should we do away with dyslexia? The Conversation. 20 March. (Castles, A.)
It does not seem fair, but science says that it's true: the world belongs to the beautiful. The English Magazine. 15 March. (Rhodes, G.)
Images translated into sound for the blind: Soundscaping for shapes. Ballarat Courier. 12 March. (Farina, M.)
Blind people can see bodies with sound: study. Science Alert. 12 March. (Farina, M., & Williams. M.)
Blind people can see bodies with sound: study. The Conversation. 7 March. (Farina, M., & Williams, M.)
Computer use gives preschoolers literacy boost. MCSA Early Childhood Practices eNewsletter. 1 March. (Castles, A., & Reilly, S.)
Shutter Bugs. Sydney Morning Herald. 24 February. (Sutton, J.)
From mat to bat, yoga gets an innings at cricket training. Sydney Morning Herald. 23 February. (Sutton, J.)
Can people with dementia imagine the future? Alzheimer's Australia Dementia Research Foundation. 19 February. (Irish, M.)
Study: Videogames may help dyslexia. Pando Daily. 18 February. (Castles, A., & Badcock, N.)
The best booklet on early onset dementia/young Alzheimer's. Alzheimer's & Dementia Weekly. 16 February. (Hodges, J.)
Videogames may help dyslexia: study. The Conversation. 14 February. (Castles, A., & Badcock, N.)
The instability of memory: how your brain edits your recollections . The Conversation. 5 February. (Kumfor, F.)
Video games may help dyslexia. Adelaide Breakfast 108.8. 1 February. (Badcock, N.A.)
Dementia diagnosis feature. CEO Magazine. 31 January. (Hodges, J.)
Connections: The elusive essence of autism. Simons Foundation Autism Research Initiative (SFARI.org). 28 January. (Brock, J.)
E se il linguaggio fosse frutto di una mutazione genetica casuale? Corriere Della Sera: Sette. 19 January. (Crain, S.)
I segreti del linguaggio al Festival della Scienze di Roma. Il Sole 24 Ore Domenica. 19 January. (Crain, S., & Chomsky, N.)
Fra atomi e sesso le parole della scienza. Corriere Della Sera: Rome. 18 January. (Crain, S., & Chomsky, N.)
Le parole giusteper l'organo della mente. Il Manifesto. 18 January. (Crain, S., & Chomsky, N.)
Il linguaggio e i suoi segreti al Festival della Scienze. Il Messagero. 18 January. (Crain, S., & Chomsky, N.)
100 leading UK practising scientists. Science Council. 14 January. (Young, A.)
L'incontro al Festival delle Scienze. Corriere Della Sera. 8 January. (Crain, S., & Chomsky, N.)
Interview about childhood holidays and reflecting on past experiences. 2UE Drive. 7 January. (Barnier, A.)
Pull up a deck chair and let time stand still - that's how memories are made. Sydney Morning Herald. 6 January. (Barnier, A.)
Collaborative memory. 2SER FM The Daily. 2 January. (Barnier, A.)

2013

Music brings memories back to injured brain. Merrymakers. 30 December. (Baird, A.)
Ability to recognise expression tied to listening and emotion. Western Australia Science Network. 30 December. (Palmero, R.)
Pop songs help brain-injured patients remember: Study shows music is a 'powerful stimulus'. Medical Daily. 23 December. (Baird, A.)
Music may trigger memories for individuals with brain damage. Voxxi. 22 December. (Baird, A.)
Pop songs may awaken fond memories for brain-damaged patients. Drugs. 19 December. (Baird, A.)
Research finds music brings back memories to severely brain-injured patients. The Watchers. 19 December. (Baird, A.)
Music helps injured brains recall memories. Music Feeds. 15 December. (Baird, A.)
Why do the songs from your past evoke such vivid memories? Psychology Today. 13 December. (Baird, A.)
Genes have a big impact on exam results: UK research. The Conversation. 12 December. (Byrne, B.)
Listening to pop music could help people with severe brain injuries recall memories. Daily Mail. 11 December. (Baird, A.)
Music restores memory in injured brains: New study. Anger management. 11 December. (Baird, A.)
Listening to pop music could help people with severe brain injuries recall memories. Daily Mail. 11 December. (Baird, A.)
Music helps us remember our pasts after acquired brain injuries. Motherboard. 11 December. (Baird, A.)
Why do the songs from your past evoke such vivid memories? Psychology Today. 11 December. (Baird, A.)
Robotic animals may help some people with dementia. The Conversation. 11 December. (Kumfor, F.)
Music brings memories back to the injured brain. Science Daily. 10 December. (Baird, A.)
Music brings memories back to the injured brain. Science Daily. 10 December. (Baird, A.)
How are the lyrics and tune of a song processed? Parker Tichko. 8 December. (Baird, A.)
The surprising ways humans continue to evolve. Wired. 2 December. (Ross, R.)
Don't forget the milk! Memory lapses in ageing and dementia. Ageless Magazine. 1 December. (Irish, M.)
Rebooting your memory: After millions of years of remembering what matters, is technology changing the way memory works? The Avon Valley Advocate. 27 November. (Barnier, A.)
Little Red Riding Hood gets an evolutionary makeover. ScienceNews. 22 November. (Ross, R.)
World-first imaging system for Cochlear implants. Get Better Health. 14 November. (Crain, S.)
The evolution of little red riding hood. Science Magazine. 14 November. (Ross, R.M.)
Macquarie Hearing Hub. Bennelong Update. 12 November. (Crain, S.)
World-first imaging system for Cochlear implants. Labonline.com.au. 11 November. (Crain, S.)
Cochlear uses new imaging device. Hospital & Aged Care. 4 November. (Crain, S., & Johnson, B.)
World-first device offers new insight into life with a Cochlear implant. Hospital & Health Care. 4 November. (Crain, S., & Johnson, B.)
Rebooting your memory: After millions of years of remembering what matters, is technology changing the way memory works? Sydney Morning Herald. 3 November. (Barnier, A.)
Rebooting your memory: After millions of years of remembering what matters, is technology changing the way memory works? The Canberra Times. 3 November. (Barnier, A.)
World-first machine bypasses cochlear 'distortions'. Australian Computer Society. 1 November. (Johnson, B.)
Brain-imaging with entertainment. Stuff.co.nz. 31 October. (Crain, S., & Johnson, B.)
Scientists acquire worldís first child-friendly brain-imaging machine. The Age. 31 October. (Crain, S., & Johnson, B.)
World-first machine bypasses cochlear 'distortions'. The Australian. 31 October. (Johnson, B.)
World-first device offers new insight into life with a cochlear implant. Channel 9 News (syndicated nationally). 30 October. (Crain, S.)
World-first device offers new insight into life with a Cochlear implant. Medical Xpress. 30 October. (Crain, S., & Johnson, B.)
Children's brain-imaging device has built-in entertainment. Sydney Morning Herald. 30 October. (Crain, S., & Johnson, B.)
MEG to offer new insight into Cochlear implants. The Hearing Review. 30 October. (Crain, S., & Johnson, B.)
New imaging device gives insights into hearing. Time Health & Family. 30 October. (Crain, S.)
Redesign my brain - Episode 3. ABC Television. 24 October. (Sowman, P., Burianova, H., Yen, L, & Johnson, B.)
Daydreaming is hard work says neuroscience research. ABC Melbourne, ABC Sydney, ABC Online. 23 October. (Irish, M.)
Is daydreaming necessary. Being Human. 23 October. (Irish, M.)
Are you smiling or frowning? NeuRA Blog. 23 October. (Kumfor, F.)
Breakfast with Libbi Gorr: Libbi Gorr is dreaming. ABC Melbourne. 22 October. (Irish, M.)
Daydreaming in dementia research. ABC Radio Cairns. 22 October. (Irish, M.)
Daydreaming in dementia research. ABC Radio Perth. 22 October. (Irish, M.)
Daydreaming in dementia research. Radio 2SE. 22 October. (Irish, M.)
Daydreaming in dementia research. Radio 4BC. 22 October. (Irish, M.)
Redesign my brain - Episode 2. ABC Television. 17 October. (Sowman, P., Burianova, H., Yen, L, & Johnson, B.)
Redesign my brain - Episode 1. ABC Television. 10 October. (Sowman, P., Burianova, H., Yen, L, & Johnson, B.)
Why your brain is wired to wander. SBS News Online. 10 October. (Irish, M.)
Daydream believer: why your brain is wired to wander. The Conversation. 10 October. (Irish, M.)
Memory and Imagination. Alzheimer's Australia Dementia News. 1 October. (Irish, M.)
Daydream stress reliever. The Irish Sun. 1 October. (Irish, M.)
ABC Melbourne. 23 September. (Rich, A.)
Does psychology belong in the science club? The Conversation. 17 September. (Brock, J.)
Thinking their way clear to HSC success. Port Macquarie News. 25 August. (Barnier, A.)
Thinking their way clear to HSC success. The Age. 25 August. (Barnier, A.)
Thinking their way clear to HSC success. The Avon Valley Advocate. 25 August. (Barnier, A.)
Thinking their way clear to HSC success. The Illawarra Mercury. 25 August. (Barnier, A.)
Thinking their way clear to HSC success. The Maitland Mercury. 25 August. (Barnier, A.)
Hypnosis gives insight into psychiatric disorders. The Conversation. 22 August. (Halligan, P.)
Hypnosis gives insight into psychiatric disorders. The Conversation. 22 August. (Halligan, P.)
Researchers calculate sibling autism spectrum disorder risk. The Conversation. 20 August. (Brock, J.)
Famous faces to help spot early dementia. ABC Science. 13 August. (Piguet, O.)
PM's positive message weighted with welter of scary facts. Sydney Morning Herald. 13 August. ()
Prime Minister visits campus to announce new Medical Technologies Innovation Partnership. 7 News. 12 August. ()
Prime Minister visits campus to announce new Medical Technologies Innovation Partnership. Sky News. 12 August. ()
Election wrap: August 12, 2013. Sydney Morning Herald. 12 August. ()
Day Eight: Howard's former seat once more in play. The Conversation. 12 August. ()
Election 2013: Rudd v Abbott debate sparks notes row - politics live - as it happened. The Guardian. 12 August. (Crain, S.)
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd announces tech hubs to boost job numbers in Sydney. The Telegraph. 12 August. ()
Uni inflates helium supply. Northern District Times. 7 August. (Crain, S.)
Helium balloons may soon be out of reach. Larvatus Prodeo. 2 August. (Crain, S.)
Recycling helium. Australian Life Scientist. 31 July. (Crain, S.)
Solving the world's helium problem. Forbes. 31 July. (Crain, S.)
No balloons for you! Helium prices set to skyrocket. Lifehacker. 31 July. (Crain, S.)
Australian facility to tackle global helium decline. ABC Radio National. 30 July. (Crain, S.)
Helium gas running out. ABC Radio National. 30 July. (Crain, S.)
The world's dwindling supply of helium. ABC North Queensland. 30 July. (Crain, S.)
Precious helium is 'just being let go'. ABC Science. 30 July. (Crain, S.)
Helium rationing, a looming crisis and a sinking feeling. Australasian Science. 30 July. (Crain, S.)
Helium rationing, a looming crisis and a sinking feeling. Australian Mining. 30 July. (Crain, S.)
Weíre wasting all our precious helium. A call for recycling. Before its News. 30 July. (Crain, S.)
Precious helium is 'just being let go'. Catalyst, ABC News. 30 July. (Crain, S.)
Aussie scientists set sights on helium shortage. IT News. 30 July. (Crain, S.)
Talk the talk: foreign accent syndrome. Radio RTRfm 92.1 Perth. 30 July. (Croot, K.)
Helium rationing, a looming crisis and a sinking feeling. The Conversation. 30 July. (Crain, S.)
CSIRO, Macquarie University, on helium-saving crusade. The Register. 30 July. (Crain, S.)
Weíre wasting all our precious helium. A call for recycling. ZME Science. 30 July. (Crain, S.)
The end of medical diagnostics and space exploration? Why helium recycling matters. Australian Science Media Centre. 29 July. (Crain, S.)
Making a mark on the brain and how emotion colours memories. Science Alert. 24 July. (Kumfor, F.)
Frontotemporal dementia and emotional memories. News medical. 23 July. (Kumfor, F., & Piguet, O.)
Making a mark on the brain: how emotion colours memories. The Conversation. 23 July. (Kumfor, F.)
Four-year-olds recognize how to catch a thief. University World News. 20 July. (Jeffery, L.)
Emotional memories lost in FTD. Medical Observer. 16 July. (Kumfor, F.)
Dementia's emotional link. 2SER. 13 July. (Kumfor, F.)
Study finds key brain region that ties memory, emotion. PsychCentral. 13 July. (Kumfor, F.)
Brain region implicated in emotional disturbance in dementia patients. Armenian Medical Network. 13 July. (Kumfor, F.)
Emotional memories in frontotemporal dementia. Medical Observer. 13 July. (Kumfor, F.)
Emotional memories in frontotemporal dementia. Science Alert. 13 July. (Kumfor, F.)
Dementia's emotional link. ABC Adelaide. 12 July. (Kumfor, F.)
Dementia's emotional link. ABC Riverlands. 12 July. (Kumfor, F.)
Brain region implicated in emotional disturbance in dementia patients. AphaGalileo. 12 July. (Kumfor, F.)
Brain region implicated in emotional disturbance in dementia patients. Science News. 12 July. (Kumfor, F.)
Bone conduction: the new front in guerilla advertising. The Conversation. 12 July. (McMahon, C.)
Brain region implicated in emotional disturbance in dementia patients. EurekAlert. 12 July. (Piguet, O., & Kumfor, F.)
Study reveals why dementia sufferers lose memory of significant life events. Younger Onset Dementia and ME. 11 July. (Kumfor, F.)
Women urged to climb career ladder. The Australian. 10 July. (Demuth, K.)
Kids solve face code. The West Australian. 10 July. (Jeffery, L.)
FTD patients struggle with emotional memories. Neurology Update. 9 July. (Kumfor, F.)
Dementia's emotional link. The AFTRS. 9 July. (Kumfor, F.)
Study reveals why dementia sufferers lose memory of significant life events. ABC Radio National. 8 July. (Kumfor, F.)
Dementia patients' emotional link lost. The Age. 8 July. (Kumfor, F., & Piguet, O.)
Dementia patients' emotional link lost. WA Today. 8 July. (Kumfor, F.)
Emotional memories in frontotemporal dementia.. ABC Radio National. 8 July. (Kumfor, F.)
Emotional memories in frontotemporal dementia. ABC Riverlands. 8 July. (Kumfor, F.)
Emotional memories in frontotemporal dementia. 2SER. 8 July. (Kumfor, F.)
Emotional memories in frontotemporal dementia. AFTRS. 8 July. (Kumfor, F.)
Emotional memories in frontotemporal dementia. Women’s Brain Health Initiative Think Tank. 8 July. (Kumfor, F.)
Emotional memories in frontotemporal dementia. All Voices. 8 July. (Kumfor, F.)
Emotional memories in frontotemporal dementia. Airing News. 8 July. (Kumfor, F.)
Emotional memories in frontotemporal dementia. Science Daily. 8 July. (Kumfor, F.)
Emotional memories in frontotemporal dementia. AlphaGalileo Foundation. 8 July. (Kumfor, F.)
Australian experts to help Mandarin-speaking kids struggling with speech. ShanghaiDaily.com. 5 July. (Crain, S.)
Australian experts to help Mandarin-speaking kids struggling with speech. China Weekly English News. 4 July. (Crain, S.)
Sometimes I don’t recognise my own face. MindFood. 1 July. (Palmero, R.)
Foreign Accent Syndrome. Statewide Drive, ABC North West WA, Karratha. 25 June. (Nickels, L.)
Medical segment on Foreign Accent Syndrome. ABC Melbourne. 22 June. (Nickels, N.)
Car crash leaves Australian woman with foreign accent. CNN Hong Kong. 21 June. (Croot, K.)
Foreign Accent Syndrome interview. Today Tonight Melbourne. 21 June. (Croot, K.)
Foreign Accent Syndrome interview. ABC Radio Queensland. 20 June. (Croot, K.)
Foreign Accent Syndrome interview. Radio 6PR Perth. 20 June. (Croot, K.)
Foreign Accent Syndrome interview. Radio RTR Perth, Talk the Talk Blog. 20 June. (Croot, K.)
Explainer: what is foreign accent syndrome? The Conversation. 19 June. (Nickels, N.)
Australian crash victim develops French accent. Reuters UK. 18 June. (Croot, K.)
Your ears aren't fooling you: listen to the Australian woman who woke up from an accident with a French Accent. The Blaze. 18 June. (Croot, K.)
Foreign Accent Syndrome interview with Felicity Ogilvie. ABC Melbourne. 17 June. (Croot, K.)
Rare disorder leaves sufferers speaking with a foreign accent. Newcastle Herald. 17 June. (Croot, K.)
Rare disorder leaves sufferers speaking with a foreign accent. Sydney Morning Herald. 17 June. (Croot, K.)
Foreign Accent Syndrome interview with Lucy Shannon. ABC TV News Tasmania. 16 June. (Croot, K.)
Foreign Accent Syndrome interview with Lucy Shannon. Radio Australia. 16 June. (Croot, K.)
Computer illusions. Science Podcast interview with Ian Woolf. 14 June. (Zeman , A.)
Mosquito devices may be used to disperse Australian delinquents - but how do they work? The Conversation. 3 June. (McMahon, C.)
Our People: Women in Research. Equity and Diversity Unit, Macquarie University. 1 June. (Yen, L.)
I don't recognize my own kids. New Idea. 1 June. (Palmero, R.)
The Emergence of Meaning. New Book Network. 30 May. (Crain, S.)
What makes people appreciate good works of art? New Track India. 29 May. (Bullot, N.)
Art appreciation is measureable. Science Daily. 28 May. (Bullot, N.)
Australian Voices project. ABC Sydney, ABC Central Coast. 27 May. (Cox, F.)
Australian Voices project. ABC Brisbane, 4BC Drive. 22 May. (Cox, F.)
Australian Voices project. ABC Adelaide. 21 May. (Cox, F.)
Holy grilled cheese sandwich! What is pareidolia? The Conversation. 20 May. (Brooks, K.)
Interview about the phenomenon of pareidolia. ABC Radio. 20 May. (Brooks, K.)
Working with voices given a fair hearing. Central Western Daily, Orange NSW. 10 May. (McCarthy-Jones, S.)
The ever-evolving Aussie accent. Australian Geographic. 6 May. (Cox, F.)
Significance of facial processing in autism re-evaluated. ScienceNetwork WA. 6 May. (Ewing, L.)
Caucasians struggle to distinguish Asian faces. Australasian Science. 1 May. (Crookes, K., & Hayward, W.)
Bridge is ace way to exercise brain. Canberra Times. 1 May. (Piguet, O.)
Genes aren't destiny but teaching isn't everything either. The Conversation. 1 May. (Byrne, B.)
Pre-school computers boost ABC knowledge. Early Learning Review. 30 April. (Castles, A.)
Clench your fists to improve memory: study. Nine MSN Health & Wellbeing. 26 April. (Piguet, O.)
Memory recall techniques. Breakfast, 6PR Perth. 22 April. (Barnier, A.)
A new national centre bringing together hearing-related researchers and educators from across Australia. World News Australia, SBS Ethnic Radio. 19 April. (Greeley, J.)
Samsung proves ‘bigger is better’ with Smart TV range. ConnectedAustralia.com. 18 April. (Cox, F.)
Samsung gets Sneaky at launch event for 2013 TV range (image gallery). Current Online. 18 April. (Cox, F.)
Samsung launches its 2013 TV lineup with 4K, smarts, and plenty of style. Gadget Guy. 18 April. (Cox, F.)
Samsung’s 2013 TV lineup is big on interaction and content. Good Gear Guide, PC World. 18 April. (Cox, F.)
Samsung's New 2013 Smart TV Platform Part 1. SmartHouse. 18 April. (Cox, F.)
Samsung unveils 85 inch TV ultra-high definition TV. The Australian. 18 April. (Cox, F.)
Hear hear. ABC News. 17 April. (Greeley, J.)
Samsung expands smart TV content and functionality. Cnet Australia. 17 April. (Cox, F.)
Bigger, smarter Samsung S9 Ultra HD 4K TV is only $40k. Current Online. 17 April. (Cox, F.)
Australian 'Hearing Hub' opens. SBS. 17 April. (Greeley, J.)
Samsung launches smart TV with Aussie accent. Sun Herald. 17 April. (Cox, F.)
Face blindness. Today Tonight. 17 April. (Palmero, R.)
Australian accents. ABC Radio National. 2 April. (Cox, F.)
Optical illusions can trick computers too. NBC News. 20 March. (Zeman , A.)
Optical illusions can trick computers, too. Science on NBC News. 20 March. (Zeman , A.)
Weaker holistic processing explains why Caucasians struggle to tell Asian faces apart. ScienceNetwork WA. 14 March. (Crookes, K., & Hayward, W.)
Portrait of amateur hour dressed up as an art prize. Sydney Morning Herald. 13 March. (Crain, S.)
Love of music is learned, study finds. Australian Geographic. 25 February. (Thompson, W.)
Memory strategies. Epilepsy Action Australia. 25 February. (Miller, L.)
Remembering medications. Epilepsy Action Australia. 18 February. (Miller, L.)
Music as therapy. ABC South East NSW, South East Mornings. 14 February. (Thompson, W.)
Ways of Seeing: Anish Kapoor. Museum of Contemporary Art Multimedia Online Catalogue. 13 February. (Brooks, K.)
Is sexual infidelity written on your face? Psychology Today. 2 February. (Rhodes, G., & Simmons, L.)
Genes mix faster than stories. Nature Website. 1 February. (Ross, R.)
Humans swap DNA more readily than they swap stories. National Geographic webpage. 1 February. (Ross, R.)
Genes mix across boarders more easily than folk tales. New Scientist webpage. 1 February. (Ross, R.)
Types of memory. Epilepsy Action Australia. 28 January. (Miller, L.)
Social evolution: The ritual animal. Nature. 23 January. (McKay, R.)
Rowe enquired spelled out how children can be taught to excel in reading. Weekend Australian. 19 January. (Coltheart, M.)
Brain gym claims challenged. Sydney Morning Herald. 13 January. (Coltheart, M.)
Factors that affect memory. Epilepsy Action Australia. 7 January. (Miller, L.)
Just what the doctor ordered. Sydney Morning Herald. 5 January. ()
Human rites. Aoen Magazine. 1 January. (McKay, R.)
In the Zone. ABC Radio National. 1 January. (Menary, R.)

2012

Memory: Thread of Life. ABC Radio National: All in the Mind. 16 December. (Barnier, A., Harris, C.)
Face reveals naked truth. Illawarra Mercury. 11 December. (Rhodes, G., Simmons, L.)
Weird neuroscience: how education hijacked brain research. The Conversation. 10 December. (Coltheart, M.)
Face value: where to look when you want to read someone. The Conversation. 10 December. (Crookes, K., Palermo, R.)
Can women tell if a man will cheat on them just by looking at a photo? Researchers claim there is a 'kernel of truth' in the idea. Daily Mail Australia. 8 December. (Rhodes, G.)
Interview about accents. ABC Radio. 7 December. (Cox, F.)
Is infidelity written all over a man’s face? Angular jaw, square chin and prominent brow suggest man is prone to cheating. Femail, Mail Online. 7 December. (Rhodes, G., Simmons, L.)
Women can judge sexual unfaithfulness from unfamiliar men's faces. Have I Got News For You . 7 December. (Rhodes, G., Simmons, L.)
Australian Study: Women Can Tell By Looking If a Man Will Cheat. Atlanta Black Star. 7 December. (Rhodes, G.)
Taking faithfulness at face value. Sydney Morning Herald. 6 December. (Rhodes, G., Simmons, L.)
Women may have the edge on men at detecting unfaithfulness. The Conversation. 6 December. (Rhodes, G., Simmons, L.)
Frauen erkennen Fremdgeher am Gesicht. Blick.ch. 5 December. (Rhodes, G., Simmons, L.)
Verräterische Züge. Gehirn und Geist. 5 December. (Rhodes, G., Simmons, L.)
Women can spot a cheater by his face: study. Ninemsn. 5 December. (Rhodes, G., Simmons, L.)
Cheats busted at first sight. Oneperth.com.au. 5 December. (Rhodes, G., Simmons, L.)
How's your 'straydar'? Researchers have found women can spot 'cheaters' and 'poachers' just from photos. Perth Now. 5 December. (Rhodes, G., Simmons, L.)
Männergesichter verraten Hang zur Untreue. Psychologie. 5 December. (Rhodes, G., Simmons, L.)
Can women tell if a man will cheat on them just by looking at a photo? Researchers claim there is a kernel of truth in the idea. Science & Tech, Mail Online. 5 December. (Rhodes, G., Simmons, L.)
Women can pick cheating strangers: study. Ninemsn. 5 December. (Rhodes, G., Simmons, L.)
How's your gaydar? What about your straydar? The Punch. 5 December. (Rhodes, G., Simmons, L.)
Been cheating? It's written all over your face. The University of Western Australia News. 5 December. (Rhodes, G., Simmons, L.)
Women can tell a cheating man just by looking at them: study. Reuters. 4 December. (Rhodes, G.)
Hypnotic delusion. ABC Radio National: All in the Mind. 25 November. (Barnier, A., Coltheart, C. Cox, R.)
The Arrowsmith Method. Stateline, ABC 1. 16 November. (Castles, A.)
More than tone deaf. Radio New Zealand National. 14 November. (Thompson, W.)
Experts question effectiveness of program. Sydney Morning Herald. 5 November. (Castles, A.)
What's in a face? Psychology Today. 5 November. (Mondloch, C.)
Tone-deaf individuals may be tuning out emotional intelligence. Medical Observer. 5 November. (Thompson, W.)
Diagnosing Dementia: A Brief Overview of the Cognitive Neuroscience. Feature in CAPA Quarterly. 1 November. (Irish, M.)
New Study On Tone Deaf People Reveals Relationship Between Music & Everyday Life. Tone Deaf. 1 November. (Thompson, W.)
Emotions in voice linked to pitch. ABC Radio. 31 October. (Thompson, W.)
Music and emotion. Australian Financial Review. 31 October. (Thompson, W.)
Tone deaf shed light on origin of Language. ABC Adelaide. 30 October. (Thompson, W.)
Tone deaf shed light on origin of Language. ABC Gold and Tweed Coasts Drive. 30 October. (Thompson, W.)
Tone deaf shed light on origin of Language. ABC Science. 30 October. (Thompson, W.)
Study: Music, Language's common evolutionary roots lie in emotion. Los Angeles Times. 30 October. (Thompson, W.)
Tone deaf people struggle to hear emotional subtext. The Conversation. 30 October. (Thompson, W.)
Redefining autism in the DSM-5. The Conversation. 25 October. (Brock, J.)
The Bi-lingual Brain. ABC Radio National: All in the Mind. 21 October. (Miller Amberber, A.)
Real life stories: I can't recognise my own face. That's Life Magazine. 12 October. (Palermo, R.)
Shared recall. New Scientist. 6 October. (Barnier, A.)
Brain-Training…or learning, as we like to call it. The Conversation. 5 October. (Castles, A., McArthur, G.)
Fight Dementia. Alzheimer's Australia Dementia Research Foundation. 1 October. (Irish, M.)
Inspiring Islanders. Tagata Pasifika. 27 September. (Addis, D. R.)
Science holds healthcare solutions. SoHu Health. 22 September. (Crain, S.)
Science holds healthcare solutions. MSN Health. 21 September. (Crain, S.)
Science holds healthcare solutions. China.com. 19 September. (Crain, S.)
Nasty NAPLAN results: what should parents do next? The Conversation. 14 September. (Castles, A.)
Hearing Hub Leads World. The Northern District Times. 12 September. (Crain, S.)
Dementia can drain words of meaning. Times of India. 11 September. (Hsieh, S.)
Science holds healthcare solutions. China Healthcare. 10 September. (Crain, S.)
Science holds healthcare solutions. 39 Health. 9 September. (Crain, S.)
Establishment of the International Center for Child Language Health at Beijing Haidian Special Education School. Beijing Haidian Special Education School. 6 September. (Crain, S., Johnson, B., Harrison, E.)
Establishment of the International Center for Child Language Health in BLCU. FM100.6 - AM828. 5 September. (Crain, S.)
Prospagnosia: Face-blindness. Channel Ten: The Project. 3 September. (Palermo, R.)
Top team from the get-go. Sydney Morning Herald. 1 September. (Castles, A., Wang, H-C.)
The Impact and Influence of Music on our Minds. Radio 720 WGN Chicago. 27 August. (Thompson, W.)
Learning Lines. Illawarra Mercury. 25 August. (Castles, A.)
The Longest Day: To Hell and Back in 25 hours. Channel Ten. 25 August. (Thompson, W.)
Hallowed Ground: the Future of Reading. A National Year of Reading event, Customs House Library. 23 August. (Castles, A.)
Neural basis of music knowledge: evidence from the dementias. Dementia Today. 23 August. (Piguet, O.)
Prospagnosia: Face-blindness. ABC Drive. 17 August. (Palermo, R.)
Considering the Role of Semantic Memory in Episodic Future Thinking: Evidence from Semantic Dementia. Dementia Today. 16 August. (Irish, M.)
Dementia Patients Reveal How We Construct a Picture of the Future. Dementia Today. 16 August. (Irish, M.)
I should know you: Face-blindness and the problem of identifying Others. The Conversation. 16 August. (Palermo, R.)
Dementia and words that convey emotion . Dementia Today. 15 August. (Hsieh, S.)
Smile' Not ‘Slime' - Letter Position Dyslexia. ABC Brisbane. 10 August. (Kohnen, S.)
The science of face perception. 6PR Nightline. 9 August. (Jeffery, L.)
Sounds of science. The Newcastle Herald. 4 August. (Baird, A.)
Dyslexic condition turns slime into smile. ABC Science Online. 3 August. (Kohnen, S., Castles, A.)
Emotionally Descriptive Words Lose Meaning with Semantic Dementia. Health Central. 2 August. (Hsieh, S.)
Language and Emotion linked in the brain. COSMOS Magazine. 1 August. (Hsieh, S.)
Dementia yields mixed results in comprehension test. Australian Ageing Agenda. 31 July. (Hsieh, S.)
Dementia can drain words of meaning. Times of Oman. 29 July. (Hsieh, S.)
One Size Does Not Fit All: Face Emotion Processing in Frontotemporal Dementia. Dementia Today. 29 July. (Miller, L.)
Dementia can drain words of meaning. Greater Kashmir. 27 July. (Hsieh, S.)
Everyday Words that Describe Feelings Lost in Dementia. International Business Times. 27 July. (Hsieh, S.)
Words that describe feelings lost in dementia. Medical Xpress. 27 July. (Hsieh, S.)
Words that describe feelings lost in dementia. News Medical. 27 July. (Hsieh, S.)
Words that describe feelings lost in dementia. News Takkarr. 27 July. (Hsieh, S.)
Dementia can drain words of meaning. News Track India. 27 July. (Hsieh, S.)
Emotion words lost in dementia. Science Alert. 27 July. (Hsieh, S.)
Dementia can drain words of meaning. We Speak News. 27 July. (Hsieh, S.)
Words that describe feelings lost in dementia. Women's Brain Health. 27 July. (Hsieh, S.)
Future-planning brain areas found. Newodrome. 27 July. (Irish, M.)
Emotion words lost in dementia. Alzheimer's Daily News. 26 July. (Hsieh, S.)
Words That Describe Feelings Get Lost in Dementia. Alzheimer's Reading Room. 26 July. (Hsieh, S.)
Words that describe feelings lost in dementia. e! Science News. 26 July. (Hsieh, S.)
Everyday words that describe feelings lost in dementia. Health Canal. 26 July. (Hsieh, S.)
Vaughan Bell: hypnosis is no laughing matter. The Guardian. 22 July. ()
Interview about speech and accents. Radio National Drive. 13 July. (Cox, F.)
Dementia research provides new insights into how we imagine future events.. Dementia forum. 13 July. (Irish, M.)
Dementia research provides new insights into how we imagine future events.. Dementia News. 12 July. ()
Do schizophrenics deserve organ transplants? Some docs say no. Huffington Post. 3 July. (McCarthy-Jones, S.)
Through the Wormhole with Morgan Freeman. Discovery Channel. 20 June. (Addis, D. R.)
Brain program heads this way. Sydney Morning Herald. 18 June. (Coltheart, M.)
Study With Music Challenges Theory About Right-Brain And Left-Brain Functions. Medical News Today. 6 June. (Hsieh, S.)
Left Brain-Right Brain Split Challenged By Musical Study. Asian Scientist. 5 June. (Hsieh, S.)
Musical study challenges long-held view of left brain-right brain split. Heath Canal. 5 June. (Hsieh, S.)
Musical study challenges traditional view of left brain-right brain split. Theraphy Toronto. 5 June. (Hsieh, S.)
Left brain crucial for music-linked emotions. IN.com. 4 June. (Hsieh, S.)
Left brain crucial for music-linked emotions. India Vision. 4 June. (Hsieh, S.)
Left brain-right brain split not as definite as previously thought. Medical Daily. 4 June. (Hsieh, S.)
Musical study challenges long-held view of left brain-right brain split. Medical Xpress. 4 June. (Hsieh, S.)
Left brain crucial for music-linked emotions. New Kerala. 4 June. (Hsieh, S.)
Left brain crucial for music-linked emotions. Newstrack India. 4 June. (Hsieh, S.)
Left brain may also be emotional. Science Alert. 4 June. (Hsieh, S.)
Left brain crucial for music-linked emotions. Taaza News. 4 June. (Hsieh, S.)
Left brain crucial for music-linked emotions. Thaindian News. 4 June. (Hsieh, S.)
Left brain may also be emotional. The Science Bulletin. 4 June. (Hsieh, S.)
Left brain crucial for music-linked emotions. Yahoo Maktoob News. 4 June. (Hsieh, S.)
Left brain crucial for music-linked emotions. Yahoo News India. 4 June. (Hsieh, S.)
Musical study challenges long-held view of left brain-right brain split. e! Science News. 3 June. (Hsieh, S.)
Mind wandering. American Scientist. 1 June. (Addis, D. R.)
Musical study challenges long-held view of left brain-right brain split. National Radio News. 1 June. (Hsieh, S.)
Musical study challenges long-held view of left brain-right brain split. Radio 2SM. 1 June. (Hsieh, S.)
Remembering Together. ABC Radio National: All in the Mind. 27 May. (Sutton, J., Barnier, A.)
NSF gives clinical students a shot at winning graduate fellowships. Science. 25 May. (Addis, D. R.)
Out of sight, but still in mind: the mysteries of peripheral vision. The Conversation. 24 May. (Williams, M.)
Future-planning brain areas found. The Science Bulletin. 23 May. (Hsieh, S.)
Semantic Memory is critical for episodic future thinking. Alzheimer Europe. 23 May. (Irish, M.)
Dementia patients reveal how we construct a picture of the future. Medical Express. 23 May. (Irish, M.)
Future-planning brain areas found. Science Alert. 23 May. (Irish, M.)
General knowledge and future thinking linked in brain. The Conversation. 23 May. (Irish, M.)
Dementia patients reveal how we construct a picture of the future. ABC Radio Capricornia. 22 May. (Irish, M.)
Dementia patients can't see their future. ABC Science . 22 May. (Irish, M.)
Semantic dementia patients can’t see the future. Neurology Update. 22 May. (Irish, M.)
Dementia patients reveal how we construct a picture of the future. Radio 2GB. 21 May. (Irish, M.)
Dementia patients reveal how we construct a picture of the future. Radio 2UE. 21 May. (Irish, M.)
Songs may hold key for injured brains. The Age. 19 May. (Baird, A.)
Songs may hold key for injured brains. The Age National. 19 May. (Baird, A.)
Surprise! Facial expressions aren’t necessarily universal. The Conversation. 2 May. (Palermo, R.)
Imagining the future invokes your Memory: Why we tend to predict rosy times ahead. Scientific American Mind. 1 May. (Addis, D. R.)
Does this woman have the perfect face? Time. 27 April. (Rhodes, G.)
Disability groups aim for high-tech help. Sydney Morning Herald. 23 April. (Coltheart, M.)
Disability groups aim for high-tech help. Melbourne Age. 23 April. (Coltheart, M.)
Peripheral vision snaps brain 'video' power. ABC Science Online. 18 April. (Williams, M.)
You are getting sleepy. Daily Life. 17 April. (Barnier, A.)
You are getting sleepy. Sydney Morning Herald. 17 April. (Barnier, A.)
Why did I forget? Super Living Online. 16 April. (Barnier, A.)
Monkey See, Monkey Do. Monkey Read? Science Now. 12 April. (Castles, A.)
Our changing world. New Zealand National. 5 April. (Addis, D. R.)
Consonant Pressure. Northern District Times. 29 March. (Xu, N.)
Extending the Mind. ABC Radio National. 25 March. (Menary, R., Sutton, J.)
Mind Reading? Communicating the boundaries of brain imaging. New Zealand Science Teacher. 18 March. (Addis, D. R.)
Total recall: the masters of Memory. Sydney Morning Herald. 16 March. (Barnier, A.)
Truth or lie? Can MRI help scientists read our minds? SciBlogs. 9 March. (Addis, D. R.)
Meet Dr. Donna Rose Addis. Brain Breaking: The Psych Talk over Tea Time. 8 March. (Addis, D. R.)
Social skills linked to daydreaming brain. ABC Science . 2 March. (Irish, M.)
Interview about Memory. Radio New Zealand National. 21 January. (Addis, D. R.)
Remembering the Future. New Zealand Listener. 17 January. (Addis, D. R.)
Deep voices may indicate a low sperm count, research shows. The Daily Telegraph. 5 January. (Rhodes, G., Simmons, L.)
Cosmos. 1 January. (Rich, A.)

2011

Life Matters. ABC Radio National. 20 December. (Harrison, E., Sowman. P)
Search is on for little talkers. Northern District Times. 7 December. (Xu, N., Mealings, K.)
Some wasps learn never to forget a face. ABC Science online. 2 December. (Palermo, R.)
Are you a synaesthete? Quest. 1 December. (Rich, A.)
Engaging Chinese Media Program. Sing Tao Daily. 23 November. (Crain, C.)
In search of little talkers. Northern District Times. 10 November. (Demuth, K.)
Filming - Through the Wormhole with Morgan Freeman. Discovery Channel. 21 September. (Addis, D. R.)
Dementia researcher part of a new research generation at Macquarie. Macquarie Globe. 6 September. (Oxenham, V.)
ABC Radio. 1 September. (Sowman, P.)
Catalyst. 1 September. (Sowman, P., Johnson, B.)
Alzheimer's clue homes in on musical memory. New Scientist Magazine. 31 August. (Piguet, O.)
Waltzing Matilda highlights unique dementia. ABC Science. 23 August. (Hodges, J.)
Got this tune in my head, behind my right ear. Sydney Morning Herald. 23 August. (Piguet, O.)
Waltzing Matilda highlights unique dementia. ABC's Ask the Doctor. 23 August. (Piguet, O.)
Speak for Yourself. Sydney Morning Herald. 20 August. (Johnson, B.)
Speak for Yourself. Brisbane Times. 20 August. (Johnson, B.)
Eureka Science Awards. Catalyst. 11 August. (Rich, A.)
Live interview. BBC Newsnight. 3 August. (Addis, D. R.)
Scientist Profile in Top Ten Influencers 2011. Unlimited Magazine. 1 July. (Addis, D. R.)
ABC News. ABC 702 Local Radio. 20 June. (Demuth, K.)
Foreign Accent Syndrome. ABC Local Radio. 7 June. (Nickels, L.)
Foreign Accent Syndrome. ABC Local Radio. 3 June. (Nickels, L.)
Evolved cognitive biases. The Economist online. 22 April. (McKay, R.)
The good god guide: Tentatively, scientists are asking: exactly what is religion, and what is it for? The Economist. 20 April. (McKay, R.)
Universality of facial expressions. ABC Radio. 5 April. (Palermo, R.)
Hard to keep eyes on the Prize. The Sun Herald. 3 April. (Crain, C.)
Thinking about cognition. Northern District Times. 16 February. (Crain, C.)
Late Night Live. ABC Radio. 11 February. (Crain, C.)
Early action the key to cure a stutter. West Australian. 2 February. (Harrison, E.)
Scientist Profile. Newsletter of the Association for Women in the Sciences. 1 February. (Addis, D. R.)
ABC News. ABC 1. 1 February. (Crain, C., Sowman, P.)
ABC News. ABC 1. 1 February. (Crain, C., Sowman, P.)
ABC News. ABC 1. 1 February. (Crain, C., Sowman, P.)
Face facts. Women’s Health Magazine. 1 February. (Palermo, R.)
Life Matters. ABC Radio National. 27 January. (Harrison, E., Sowman. P)