Supporting adolescents with ADHD symptoms to develop their emotional regulation skills can contribute to their wellbeing. We’re outlining some key skills that evidence suggests could be most helpful.

Schmidt Sciences’ new AI Agents Evolving Communication and Coordination pilot program works toward advancing foundational research on multi-agent communication and coordination, and building an open-s...

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The songs produced by birds share similarities with the structure of human language, a study shows.

“We haven’t got closure, we haven’t been able to mourn properly, close that chapter and live our lives in memory of Dad and build our family back up. … We’re still in this grey zone where we have no i...

A new graphic novel created by two University researchers is bringing cutting-edge science to young readers through an imaginative adventure that blends linguistics, cosmology and art.

Yasuo Takamatsu has spent nearly 15 years diving for the remains of his wife, Yuko

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With foreign language learning in decline, Anna Temkin – who is raising her son to speak his father’s native French – gets expert advice on how to foster bilingualism

Pronominal variation in interaction: the interactional function of man and bro

Congratulations to Professor of Developmental Linguistics, Antonella Sorace who was awarded the "Premio Sa Die" by the Assemblea Nazionale Sarda (ANS) this week.

Presentations and discussion of research into syntax, semantics, pragmatics, morphology

Fool’s Gold, Marginal Gains, and Magic Bullets (in neurocognitive ageing research)

Congratulations to Professor Antonella Sorace who has been welcomed to the Academy of Social Sciences’ Fellowship.

Senior Lecturer in Philosophy, Dr. Suilin Lavelle, reflects on recent PPLS activities aimed at building awareness of research from non-Western traditions.

There is little evidence that the amount of time young people spend on social media is linked to later mental health issues, according to a new study.

In Japanese philosophy, unlike the atomised Western self, we are ‘ningen’ (人間), each enmeshed with other humans and nature

Year 4 Japanese and Linguistics student Cameron tells us about presenting at the Asia Pacific Conference in Japan.

The University of Edinburgh-led study examined health visitor reports on 258,000 children between March 2020 and August 2021.

The Brain Abstracted by Dr Mazviita Chirimuuta, which won the Nayef Al-Rodhan Prize last year, has been announced as the winner of the prestigious Lakatos Award.

The PSA Office Hour aims to facilitate interactions between our graduate student membership and prominent philosophers of science, and in a more controlled, accessible, and carbon-conscious setting…

Last month Personal Chair of Experimental Linguistics Prof Jennifer Culbertson spoke at the Geneva Science and Diplomacy Anticipator (GESDA) Summit on Science of Language and Communication and how new...

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Here the authors show the prefrontal cortex simultaneously predicts context, the thoughts of others and future changes, while the precuneus acts as a hub to fuse these into a coherent experience.

Those who are ‘organised, responsible and hardworking’ have a lower risk of dying, a new study suggests

New analysis concludes early scientific theories from physics to biology initially favor built-in properties over external forces—a tendency that continues today

The impact of retirement on mental health depends on income level, the nature of the job left behind, and the age at which people leave the workforce, a study suggests.