Brain Decoder
Brain Decoder aims to bring you informational articles, featuring fascinating research into the psychological inner workings of the human brain and human behaviour.
Establishment: Founded in 2011, Brain Decoder was created to make popular research from the world of science and psychology accessible to all.
Credibility: All articles are rigorously researched, written, and edited by researchers with psychology qualifications, and studies are cited where relevant.
Ethos: A prestigious website with a commitment to showcasing compelling and informative, science-backed information.
Prominence: The commitment of Brain Decoder to bring interesting and accurate news to its readers is reflected in its popularity, and its extensive and prestigious media coverage by the likes of the BBC, the Washington Post, and Forbes.
Media Sources for Brain Decoder
100 things we didn’t know last year, BBC
Study shows books can bring Republicans and Democrats together, The Guardian
The Blind Woman Who Switched Personalities and Could Suddenly See, Washington Post
Blind Woman With Multiple Personalities Lost Her Sight But Still Sees in Teenage Boy Character, Daily Mail
The Blind Woman Who Switched Personalities and Could Suddenly See, The Independent
It Is Apparently Possible to Hallucinate People’s Accents, The Cut
The Lucid Dreaming Podcast, Player FM
Want Your Business to Thrive? Nurture Team Creativity, Medium
The Immutability of Math and How Almost Everything Else Will Pass, Forbes
Harvard Alum Neil deGrasse Tyson Subject of Diss Track by Rapper Who Thinks World is Flat, Boston.com