Ten years ago, Facebook announced the “People You May Know” feature - but it turns out this may have been detrimental to many users’ Facebook experience. We ask if the public has ever had a strange/bad experience with the people that have been suggested to them on Facebook.

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Researchers have discovered that even the mere presence of our phones can lower our stress hormone levels in social situations. But why is this?

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The ongoing debate against AI claims that it will remove the human element from our daily lives, but research shows that when it comes to feedback at work, it could actually enhance communication with one another.

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A recent study has found that both men and women tend to praise colleagues of their own gender more frequently. And this alliance seems to continue further up the corporate ladder: The study also reports that managers are more likely to dole out raises and promotions to employees of their own gender. Have you experienced the Similar-To-Me bias?

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They’ve been called ‘self-absorbed’ and ‘materialistic’ - but have we misunderstood Generation Z?

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A new startup in Singapore called Ivory Lane claims to be selling “legal ivory”, stirring controversy and a public uproar over the last week. Then, the story took an unexpected twist!

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A UK program is offering teenage cybercriminals the chance to learn the consequences of their actions and what their technical skills could do to benefit society. Does this “cybercrime intervention workshop” truly rehabilitate these young hackers?

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Believe it or not, In Japan as smartphones have become extremely convenient, a growing number of students have never laid their eyes on a personal computer - and now struggle using a traditional keyboard.

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Using virtual reality, a group of Japanese students are letting people experience the sights, sounds, and horrors of the 1945 bombing of Hiroshima. But why?

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LEGO wants the majority of its production to be sustainable by 2030, and their new bricks will be made of sugarcane plastic - and shaped like plants.

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