Columnists
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Critical Neuroscience
Critical Neuroscience probes the extent to which discussion of neuroscience—in ethical debates, policy texts, commercial and clinical projects—matches the achievements and potential of... -
Carly Ginsberg
Carly Ginsberg is a student at Barnard College of Columbia University. She's passionate about transforming and redesigning the education system, which she explores through her work as the... -
Catharine Alvarez
Catharine Alvarez, PhD studied applied mathematics at the University of California, Berkeley. She is currently home schooling her two children while independently studying psychology and... -
Mark A. Smith Ph.D.
Mark A. Smith (IQMindware.com) is a cognitive scientist with a joint PhD in cognitive psychology and neuroscience from the Center of the Neural Basis of Cognition (Carnegie... -
Dr. John Baer
Dr. John Baer is a professor at Rider University. His research on the development of creativity and his teaching have both won national awards, including the American Psychological... -
Dr. Mark Batey
Dr Batey is a creativity researcher, Chairman of the Psychometrics at Work Research Group and R&D Director of E-METRIXX. Joint Chair of the Psychometrics at Work Research Group at... -
Jeffrey Paul Baumgartner
Jeffrey has led an eclectic life rich in experience, including... A degree in fine arts in London. Being an artist. Certification to teach English as a foreign language. Teaching in... -
Sian Beilock
I am a cognitive scientist interested in how the brain and body support success - on the playing field, in the classroom, and in boardroom - and why, when the stakes are highest, we... -
Lisa Bodell
Lisa Bodell is the founder and CEO of futurethink, an internationally recognized innovation research and training firm that helps businesses embrace change and become world-class... -
James H. Borland
James Borland is Professor of Education at Teachers College, Columbia University, where he directs the programs in the education of gifted students. Dr. Borland is the author of numerous... -
David Burkus
David Burkus is a professor of management at Oral Roberts University where he teaches creativity, entrepreneurship and organizational behavior. David is founder and editor of LDRLB, an... -
Mark Changizi
Mark Changizi is a theoretical neurobiologist, and has struggled with creativity both as a scientist trying to remain creative, and as a scientist trying to understand creativity. His... -
Paula Chesley
Paula Chesley is a linguist at the University of Alberta in Canada, where she spends a lot of time thinking about words. How we create new words, how we process words in the brain, and how... -
Barry R. Clarke
Daily Telegraph Puzzlist. I have always followed my own star, pursued what inspires me, without much concern for personal wealth and profit. I am very project-orientated, with an obsessive... -
Alexa Clay
Alexa Clay is an economic historian, author, and innovation strategist with a healthy obsession for pirates, sound art, new economics, and pseudo-science. Her first book, The Misfit... -
Jeffrey Davis
Jeffrey Davis is a creativity consultant, book-shaper, speaker, and author of The Journey from the Center to the Page (Penguin 2004; Monkfish 2008). He shows artists, social change-makers,... -
Arne Dietrich
Arne Dietrich gave early promise of being nothing special whatsoever. Being annoyingly hyperactive and exceptionally stubborn as a child, some people predicted a career as a clown while... -
Brian D. Earp
Brian is a researcher in psychology, philosophy, and ethics at the University of Oxford. -
Leslie Ehm
Leslie Ehm is the President & Chief Fire Starter at Combustion – a training and development company that uses applied creativity to ignite organizational culture, collaboration and... -
Kristen Fischer
Kristen Fischer is the author of "When Talent Isn't Enough: Business Basics for the Creatively Inclined." She hosts Freelance Radio, is a Certified Professional Resume Writer and works...