Helen Phillips
Philips
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New Scientist | 2007
Helen Phillips
The electronic age is changing our brains, but are we getting smarter, or dumb and dangerous? Helen Phillips investigates
New Scientist | 2008
Helen Phillips
The human brain is perhaps the most complex thing in the universe but some brains are truly extraordinary. What are we capable of and what sets these brains apart?
New Scientist | 2006
Helen Phillips
Can gambling, shopping, sex and gaming really be as addictive as the hardest drugs? Helen Phillips investigates
Nature | 1998
Helen Phillips
Fewer than half of doctoral graduates head for a career in academic research. But the range of valuable skills learned is increasingly being put to good use elsewhere, with a growth in opportunities in industry and business.
New Scientist | 2015
Helen Phillips
Migraines cause profound changes to the way people experience the world every day. Helen Phillips reports
New Scientist | 2010
Helen Phillips
Drivers will be able see in colour in the dark thanks to a camera inspired by a dung beetle
New Scientist | 2008
Helen Phillips
Racy images reveal happens inside our brains when we have to make choices between very different alternatives
New Scientist | 2007
Helen Phillips
Nancy Rothwell, head of research at the UKs biggest university, reckons there are a few misconceptions about what it takes to get to the top in science. Helen Phillips meets her
New Scientist | 2004
Helen Phillips
New Scientist | 2002
Helen Phillips