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Conceptual illustration of neuroscience and the law. Included are a man’s head, nerve cells, gavel, eye and brains, one of which is balanced on legal scales.
The Mind

The brain, the criminal and the courts

States of mind that the legal system cares about — memory, responsibility and mental maturity — have long been difficult to describe objectively, but neuroscientists are starting to detect patterns. Coming soon to a courtroom near you?

Conceptual illustration of scientists presenting data to a corporate leader who is ignoring them
Society

Is it time to bring data to managing?

Trendy office layouts. Performance reviews that crush morale. There’s plenty of evidence on how to get the best out of workers, but businesses often ignore it.

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