Press
Susan appears regularly in the national press. Here is a selection of links to her most recent contributions and interviews.
Contributions
Finacial Review (2012)- Business beware: technology shortcuts brain power
Finacial Review (2012)- How the internet has hijacked our brains
Canada.com (2012) - The Internet Addiction
The Times (2011) - Are video games taking away our identities?
New Statesman (2011) - Are we all doomed?
Times Online (2010) - Fight Club: Is Screen Culture Damaging Our Children's Brains?
ABC Science (2010) - Trust me, I'm a scientist
New Statesman (2010) - Down with the masters in lab coats.
The Telegraph (2008) - Bewitched by Bacchae
New Scientist (2008) - Perspectives: Reinventing Human Identity
New Scientist (2002) - Sensational Minds
New Scientist (2002) - Still hard to be a woman.
Interviews
VEJA Magazine (2012)- "The digital environment is changing our brains in an unprecedented way," says Neurologist British
THE SUNDAY TIMES- Relative Values, Oct. 2012
(Portrait by Paul Stuart)
Susan and her mum, Doris were featured in The Sunday Times on 21st October 2012. To read the article, which Susan and Doris were interviewed by Sue Fox, please click here.
The Irish News (2012) - Are digital technologies harmful to business?
Susan Greenfield on how social networking sites are changing our moral values
Has social networking changed our morality? 18 June 2012
Susan shares her perspective on how social networking is changing morality on Channel 4's daily religious, moral and ethical opinion show: 4thought.tv
Q&A for the Dana Foundation
The New Technologies—a Brain-Changer?
Susan is a member of The European Dana Alliance for the Brain (EDAB) and was recently interviewed by Barbara Rich, Vice President of Communications at the Dana Foundation, where she shared her views on new digital technologies and how they affect who we are.
Susan Greenfield on the Effects of Computers, Part 1
Interview for Urban Times with Stephanie Kramer