A neuroscientist explaining how the brain and body process emotions. This should be basic knowledge nowadays. We often observe that people don’t understand what we’re doing as a company and what our products can do for our customers, not because they don’t care, but because they don’t have the background knowledge. Neuroscience has progressed tremendously in the past few decades, and it is time this knowledge became common knowledge. Here is an easy to digest, very informative video. Watch it and learn. For yourself, for your family and friends, for your coworkers. https://lnkd.in/g8A4HTDB

Everything we do involves memories, traces of past experiences in our nervous system. They may be events, faces of friends, or words we speak and recognise. Many such memories require precise and reliable timing - for example, to coordinate vocal cords - and they involve thousands of neurons that are connected in complex patterns. New memories are presumably inscribed by changes in these patterns. As a neuroscientist, my first wonder is how can we control these memories? How to get the full power to remember the events/faces we want and completely erase from scratch the things we don’t want?

Shifting Perspectives: How Our Perception Shapes Our Reality Explore the fascinating concept of how our perception can change over time, leading to different outcomes. Learn how our neurological connections play a crucial role in shaping our perception and ultimately, our results. Experience the power of shifting perspectives in this thought-provoking video. #ShiftingPerspectives #PerceptionAndReality #NeurologicalConnections #ChangingOutcomes #PowerOfPerspective #UnderstandingOurPerception #PerceptionShift #MindsetMatters #NewPerspectives #CreatingDifferentResults

Our meta-analysis was just published in its final form Public Understanding of Science! Read it here: https://lnkd.in/ea2R9Cc6 And check out our video about our findings: https://lnkd.in/e55StWxm

I believe that the more we understand our brains, the more successful we can be. Understanding why we do things and learning how to be intentional with our thoughts and actions changes our life for the better. Follow for more Neuroscience based Change and Safety insights.

This SciAm article on basal cognition research will blow your mind. Slime molds that learn to navigate simple mazes, and planaria that remember behaviors they learned before losing and then regrowth thief heads. https://lnkd.in/g9Bjv-Ax

Question: What on earth are these people doing?! Hint: It’s part of our intriguing new campaign, and our mission is clear: to turn the world around for people with neurological conditions. Watch this space. #comingsoon #turntheworldaroundNF #hopethroughresearch #1in3Kiwis #hopeinaction #brilliantscientists

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I’m excited to share that my article, titled Criteria of Brain Death, has been published in NeuroPedia.net ! You can read it here: https://lnkd.in/dqxnGcuM

We sometimes talk about "the brain" as if there's only one of them, but there's tremendous diversity in nervous systems between species, and even between individuals. On this episode of Unpopular Neuroscience Katie and Patrick discuss some of the most interesting brains they've encountered in the neuroscience literature and their own research careers. Learn more about the radically different brains, and surprisingly consistent behavior of jumping spiders, orcas, and french white-collar workers.