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Aditi Subramaniam, Ph.D.

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Aditi Subramaniam is a neuroscience Ph.D. turned science writer. Her Ph.D. work involved investigating eye movements as potential biomarkers for schizophrenia. She is passionate about communicating science to a wide audience. She has written science articles for outlets including Advanced Science News, The Scientist, and Lifeology.

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The Curious Mind: Lessons From a 6-Year-Old's Questions

A 6-year-old's relentless questions reveal the science of curiosity—and engaging with them can spark growth, learning, and wonder for both kids and adults

A 6-year-old's relentless questions reveal the science of curiosity—and engaging with them can spark growth, learning, and wonder for both kids and adults

What 7-Year-Olds Teach Us About Honesty

Discover why 7-year-olds’ candid honesty offers surprising insights into their development and how it can deepen your connection with them.

Discover why 7-year-olds’ candid honesty offers surprising insights into their development and how it can deepen your connection with them.

How Our Actions Reveal More Than We Realize

Our daily behaviors and choices send unconscious signals about who we are. Recognizing these unintended messages allows for greater self-awareness.

Our daily behaviors and choices send unconscious signals about who we are. Recognizing these unintended messages allows for greater self-awareness.

Democratizing Music

The universal humanity of music can be contradicted by elite formal training cultures that reinforce artistic prejudices.

The universal humanity of music can be contradicted by elite formal training cultures that reinforce artistic prejudices.

The Evolutionary Roots of Music

Have you ever wondered why music is found in every human culture across the globe? Research sheds light on music's evolutionary origins and the crucial roles it plays.

Have you ever wondered why music is found in every human culture across the globe? Research sheds light on music's evolutionary origins and the crucial roles it plays.

From Muffled to Musical

Can magnets give cochlear implant users the gift of clear, rich sound? Intriguing new research explained.

Can magnets give cochlear implant users the gift of clear, rich sound? Intriguing new research explained.

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Are You Too Nice?

Being overly polite might seem kind, but it often leads to problems anyway, in relationships, with friends, and at work.

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