Hollow Birdmen of the Lighthouses
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A Burning Desire for Therapy
Sophia and I were hanging out and listening to Iggy Pop’s radio show, which is usually good entertainment, and we were drinking a little wine and talking… Continue reading A Burning Desire for Therapy
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Colorful Birds
These colorful birds were used in a study of hierarchical recursive structures in the brain. Continue reading Colorful Birds
10 Networking Tips for Scientists
After earning my MedNeuro PhD in 2017, I decided to go a different path than anyone I knew. So it was clear I needed to make new contacts Continue reading 10 Networking Tips for Scientists
Flatliners: What is going on in your brain after you die?
The movie got rather bad reviews from critics (justified as I would say), however it raises some interesting neuroscientific questions about what goes on in our brains after we die. Continue reading Flatliners: What is going on in your brain after you die?
Neuroscience Podcasts to Seriously Send Those Brain Cells Firing
by Zara Khan MSc Student, Charité MedNeuro Those with a story-telling flair can keep one indulged for hours. Others that present educational or scientific content keep you intellectually engaged and listening to them are by no means a passive activity. If the podcast’s host has a dulcet tone and knows how to keep things moving, even stuff that you probably couldn’t care less about will … Continue reading Neuroscience Podcasts to Seriously Send Those Brain Cells Firing
The Longest Two Weeks in the World: When Do We Limit Human Embryonic Research?
In the study of human development, there once was a time where when a prickly ethical issue turned into science at its best… only to become a moral conundrum once again. Continue reading The Longest Two Weeks in the World: When Do We Limit Human Embryonic Research?
Body Dysmorphic Disorder: When Does Preoccupation With Body Appearance Become Pathological?
Worries about our appearance are so common that they are considered normative. There are instances, however, when such concerns become pathological Continue reading Body Dysmorphic Disorder: When Does Preoccupation With Body Appearance Become Pathological?
Spry in Summer, Weedy in Winter: Seasonal Affective Disorders
I wake up to the gloomy Berlin mornings, and I feel as if my mind is filled with an amorphous gray fuzz that drowns away most of my usual hubbub of thoughts. Continue reading Spry in Summer, Weedy in Winter: Seasonal Affective Disorders
Comes to Mind 