Livewired: The Inside Story of the Ever-Changing Brain by David Eagleman was the book that first introduced me to neuroscience at the age of 14. Its accessibility and sheer enjoyability remain striking to me even today, making it a compelling example of science writing that sparks curiosity and continues to feel relevant years after publication. What distinguishes the book is Eagleman's ability to break down complex neuroscientific concepts into clear, intuitive insights without...

From contraceptive bias to the leaky pipeline, gendered pain research and autistic menopause, this blog reviews Aberdeen’s first Neuro‑Psych of Women seminar and addresses why inclusive science must begin at the student level.