This week, engineer Adam Wilson made global headlines by updating Twitter using his brainwaves. "USING EEG TO SEND TWEET" he explained.
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Your Brain Scan Looks Different on Mac and PC - 2 views
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"Science and medicine are supposedly based on rigor-a rigor where theories are only correct if you can replicate results. It turns out, though, that the software used to analyze medical images of your brain gives wildly different answers if it's run on Mac or PC."
YouTube - The Writer Who Couldn't Read - 0 views
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Canadian novelist Howard Engel had a stroke and lost the ability to read, but he could still write, even though, shortly after writing a piece of text, he was unable to read it.
Innovation: Mind-reading headsets will change your brain - tech - 23 April 2009 - New S... - 0 views
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Compatible with any PC running Windows, it will ship later this year for $299 (see image). They have shown off a game where the player moves stones to rebuild Stonehenge using mind power alone (see video).
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Escaping the lab Researchers have developed systems that read brainwaves – in the form of electroencephalogram (EEG) signals – in order to help people suffering from disabilities or paralysis control wheelchairs, play games , or type on a computer. Now, two companies are preparing to market similar devices to mainstream consumers.
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This week, engineer Adam Wilson made global headlines by updating Twitter using his brainwaves. "USING EEG TO SEND TWEET" he explained.
Journal of Neuropsychiatric Disease and Treatment - Dove Press - 0 views
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Increasing evidence has shown that, in animal stroke models, administering melatonin significantly reduces infarct volume, edema, and oxidative damage and improves electrophysiological and behavioral performance.
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Given that melatonin shows almost no toxicity to humans and possesses multifaceted protective capacity against cerebral ischemia, it is valuable to consider using melatonin in clinical trials on patients suffering from stroke.
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Increasing evidence has shown that, in animal stroke models, administering melatonin significantly reduces infarct volume, edema, and oxidative damage and improves electrophysiological and behavioral performance.
YouTube - Brain Plasticity - 0 views
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Incredible video about a girl with half of her brain operated and now she is quite well.
How To Keep Mentally Fit As You Age | Boost Your IQ - 0 views
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When you are young and mentally fit, you will perhaps never be able to comprehend that your memory, intelligence and overall mental fitness can actually decline as you age. However, as we grow older, our mental sharpness will gradually decline (and at an increasing rate) if we fail to keep on top of things.
Interactive Movie - How the human brain works - New Scientist - 0 views
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Interactive image of brain and it's functions.
Brain Map - 1 views
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A traumatic brain injury resource guide with over 1,500 pages of material on brain injury, concussion, rehabilitation, long-term assisted living, research, pharmocology, support, multi-media products, and much more.
Hormone could heal brain damage - Science, News - The Independent - 0 views
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A female sex hormone involved in pregnancy has been found to be so successful in repairing brain damage in both men and women that a large-scale clinical trial is scheduled to begin next month on more than 1,000 victims of severe head injuries.
Google-syötteenlukija (463) - 2 views
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Results provide direct evidence for functional changes of the adult hippocampus in humans related to musical training.
Lerner's Notebook: New Mindfulness Book for Therapists by Daniel J. Siegel - 0 views
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Very interesting, positive review of psychiatrist Daniel J Siegle's new book on mindful for psychotherapists.
Neurons lose information at one bit per second | KurzweilAI - 0 views
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Approximately one bit of information disappears per active neuron per second.
About Neuroscience News - Neuroscience News - 0 views
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In 2001, there was a need for a science website that was dedicated strictly to neuroscience research news, so NeuroscienceNews.com was started. To this day, the site is an independent science news website focusing mainly on neuroscience and other cognitive sciences.No funds have been taken from governments, grants, pharmaceutical companies, big businesses, banks, schools, or others with possibly conflicting interests, to help with this site at any time.We scour news sources from universities, labs, news agencies, scientists, science publishers, and other science departments. We post full articles, releases, abstracts, and sometimes full research journal papers on our site. We also take submissions from nearly anyone.We attempt to link to the original news releases in our posts. We try to include a link to the research papers discussed in the press release, or article, as well as other information that may be important to our readers. We try to include the full list of authors, journal names, research title and identifiers (doi) under the content of each post.
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We scour news sources from universities, labs, news agencies, scientists, science publishers, and other science departments. We post full articles, releases, abstracts, and sometimes full research journal papers on our site. We also take submissions from nearly anyone.
Philip Zimbardo: The psychology of evil - 0 views
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Video on TED.com
Fascinating Study On What Learning From Mistakes Does To The Brain | Larry Fe... - 0 views
Journal of Neurodevelopmental Disorders - 4 views
The Advantages of Tourette's : The Frontal Cortex - 0 views
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Tim Howard: "I like the way I am. If I woke up tomorrow without Tourette's, I wouldn't know what to do with myself."
Color after image demonstration - Seeing color when there is none. : Of Two Minds - 0 views
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This is how you use the human visual system to turn a black and white photo into color.
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