Reviews
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When human cortical organoids are given room to grow
Kaganovsky and colleagues create space for large human-derived cortical grafts in mice. The platform is powerful,…
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A steady state is not yet an equilibrium
Pik-Yin Lai shows why a stationary distribution can conceal continuing probability currents—and why network connections and…
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After the sustainability workshop, who can change the work?
A sustainability workshop may change how colleagues understand one another’s work. Whether that understanding can change…
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Delegating work to AI: what happens to the learner’s agency?
Delegating a task can create room to think. It can also remove an opportunity to learn.…
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What a student’s AI prompt can—and cannot—tell us
A prompt is a visible part of a learning activity. It is tempting to treat its…
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Capacity for change needs a named system and a timescale
An organisation can become better at delivering a programme while the wider problem remains unchanged. A…
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Is consciousness the wrong question? An ecological response to Tim Bayne
Tim Bayne asks whether consciousness is the right scientific category. An ecological response explores what sustains…
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Can AI companions ease loneliness? What feeling heard can—and cannot—tell us
AI companions can provide immediate relief from loneliness. An EdgeLab review asks when feeling heard also…
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What makes a group an agent?
We routinely say that a team decided, a queue moved or an organisation responded. The language…
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The work that makes room for urban wildlife
A city makes room for wildlife through decisions that can look remarkably ordinary: when a surface…