In June, 2022 Dr Fiona Kerr from The Neurotech Institute spoke with Elissa Lawrence from The Courier Mail. They discussed the extraordinary new research that has shown that working from home has created a round-the-clock environment that has rewired our … Read More
Technology and screens are killing cognitive functioning: It’s death by 1,000 swipes, but we need to allow for downtime too – Too Much Tech? Dr Fiona Kerr speaks to Dave Winterlich, chief strategy officer at Dentsu Ireland for the Irish … Read More
‘Connection sculpts how we think, feel and live’ In a recent interview with SA Life writer Genevieve Meegan, Dr Fiona Kerr discussed her life, career, interests and passions. She explained that we are all “electrochemical bags” beautifully designed to connect. … Read More
The statistics for people reporting low states of mental health as a result of the COVID-19 changes are sobering. And although technology is helping, the ultimate remedies must be personal to be effective. Dr Fiona Kerr speaks to Louise Pascale … Read More
Transforming our brains, bodies, relationships & experience of the world by the simple act of looking up. The Art & Science of Looking Up report confirms the multitude of benefits to simply looking up and out. One basic thing we … Read More
and physically is key to connected relationships which leads to better outcomes at work and play. “HAVE you ever wondered why you just click with some people, communicating and understanding each other easily? Or why some teams can be synchronising, … Read More