Browse newsletters about cognitive science

Humans On The Loop | Michael Garfield | Substack

by Michael Garfield

Award-winning futurist Michael Garfield dissects human-technology co-evolution, AI, and complex systems, offering 'science poetry' to navigate our stranger future.

The Science of Learning | Jim Hewitt | Substack

by Jim Hewitt

Translates learning science research (cognitive psychology, neuroscience) into practical, evidence-informed teaching strategies for educators.

Cérébral | Romain Campenon | Substack

by Romain Campenon

Cérébral delivers weekly neurosciences and cognitive science insights. Get practical tips to boost brain power, optimize learning, memory, and mental well-being.

Reasonable People

by Tom Stafford

Tom Stafford's Reasonable People delivers psychological science insights on rationality, reason, and persuasion.

Minding the Gap

by Natalie Wexler

Natalie Wexler analyzes K-12 education, examining how scientific discoveries about learning explain disappointing outcomes, particularly for vulnerable students.

Hidden Brain

by Shankar Vedantam

Shankar Vedantam's Hidden Brain looks at the world with new eyes, revealing insights into human behavior and society that are often hidden in plain sight.

Beautiful Minds Newsletter | Scott Barry Kaufman | Substack

by Scott Barry Kaufman

Cognitive scientist Scott Barry Kaufman explores the science of potential, creativity, well-being, and self-actualization, blending psychology and philosophy.

Stanford Psychology Podcast

by Stanford Psychology Podcast

The Stanford Psychology Podcast features hosts Eric, Anjie, Kate, Bella, and Joseph interviewing leading psychologists about new findings and their real-world applications.

Carl Hendrick | Applying the Science of Learning

Professor Carl Hendrick offers evidence-based strategies from learning science and educational psychology, helping educators improve teaching and student learning.

Lifelong Learning Club | Eva Keiffenheim MSc | Substack

by Eva Keiffenheim MSc

By Eva Keiffenheim MSc, this club offers science-backed learning strategies & AI tools for professionals & curious minds to master knowledge and apply it effectively.

Brains, Banjos, & Beyond with Josh Turknett | Josh Turknett, MD | Substack

by Josh Turknett, MD

Josh Turknett, MD delves into brain science, the art of learning, and the role of music (especially banjo) in cognitive development and well-being.

Astral Codex Ten | Scott Alexander | Substack

by Scott Alexander

Scott Alexander's blog, Astral Codex Ten, explores "ṛta" – the intersection of truth, rationality, and harmony – across science, AI, economics, and ethics.

Conspicuous Cognition | Dan Williams | Substack

by Dan Williams

Academic philosopher Dan Williams shares his thoughts on philosopy, psychology, evolution, politics, artificial intelligence, and misinformation.

Change with Maya Shankar | Substack

by Maya Shankar

Maya Shankar offers science, personal reflections, and stories for anyone grappling with life's messy changes, helping them navigate upheaval, past, and future anxieties.

Cognitive Wonderland | Tommy Blanchard | Substack

by Tommy Blanchard

Tommy Blanchard explores "cognitive wonder," blending science, philosophy, and sci-fi, with a special interest in neuroscience and philosophy of mind.

Minds in Loop | Substack

by Minds in Loop

Minds in Loop offers weekly scientific insights into human thought, feeling, and action, aiming for greater clarity and agency.

Ness Labs

Ness Labs offers science-backed strategies from neuroscience for productivity, creativity, and mindfulness, helping readers thrive in work and life.

Erring Towards Answers

Erring Towards Answers explores how to live the best life possible, delving into ethics, epistemology, neuroscience, psychology, and cognitive science.

Glitter Brain explores brilliant ideas and creative insights. Discover sparkling perspectives on the mind, offering fresh takes to brighten your thinking.

Explores the human mind and behavior. Delves into psychological concepts, research, and their real-world applications across various fields.

"Hurt Your Brain" explores mind-bending topics and challenging perspectives, pushing you to question assumptions and sharpen your critical thinking skills.