Advances in artificial intelligence and neurotechnology are transforming the way researchers interpret brain activity. This paper explores how mind-reading technologies might be used responsibly in education, law and employment, balancing innovation with ethics, privacy and human rights.

This paper examines how neurodiversity, brain growth and personality relate. It argues for the integration of neuroscience with personal theory for a strengthened, neurodiverse-informed framework.

The paper focuses on the effects of parenting and adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) on children and lifetime health. It discuss the different effects ACEs may have on growing individuals, including its neurobiological implications.

Upon release from state prison in the United States, 68% of criminals are arrested within three years. Addiction is a leading factor in recidivism, with criminal activity producing levels of adrenaline, dopamine and emotional arousal associated with addiction.

The addictive behaviour of eating disorders (EDs) and its link to substance use disorders (SUDs) has been greatly researched over the past decades. This paper compares multiple studies on this subject in order to deepen the understanding of the relationship between EDs and SUDs.