Did you know that in some fields of science, up to 60% of published studies are not replicated, especially those published in top journals? Isn't it awful that a considerable chunk of the scientific knowledge...
Deliberate cold exposure for focus
Deliberate cold exposure has many physical benefits, but what does it do for your mind? In this post, you'll learn the hows and whys behind deliberate cold exposure. You'll also discover scientifically tested protocols to...
Ph.D. Talk: My interview with Eva Lantsoght
Two weeks ago, I had the honor and pleasure of being interviewed by Dr. Eva Lantsoght. Eva is a researcher in civil engineering and a pioneer in scientific blogging. In 2013, while still a Ph.D....
Rediscovering Focus: The personal story of a psychology student
Today, I'm thrilled to welcome a new author to A Brilliant Mind: Sanjin Kacevac. Sanjin is a psychology student and a productivity freak. In this post, he recounts the incredible personal story that led him...
How to cultivate a love for writing: An interview with Dr. Ronald Wendner
A year ago, a participant in one of my scientific writing workshops posed an interesting question. She asked, "How do I get addicted to writing?" That question left me dumbfounded. My relationship with scientific writing...