A scientist’s path can include studying abroad, experience in industry, #research and #teaching as well as setbacks and uncertainty. Kinga Vörös offers reflections as an early career #neuroscientist and why the journey is most meaningful when research reaches patients: https://ow.ly/TScj50YCpxF

Is Gen Z Getting Dumber?

Is Gen Z Getting Dumber? What the IQ Data Actually Shows About the First Generation to Score Lower Than Their Parents

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#Neuroscientist #LisaBarrett discusses the role of #perception in #ConceivingFreedom These #COVIDEra comments were poignant during #COVIDLOCKDOWN but are even more prophetic in today's #FutureAchieved- #Today'sClueNumber1 [Being the #@2ndMovienightThemeClue

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Last week, I was invited to speak on a panel for the Women in STEM Panel & Symposium. I got to share part of my story and discuss with other great researchers on the challenges and rewards of working in STEM 👩‍🔬

#neuroscientist #postdoc #mentor #womeninstem

Neuroscientist Ravi Bellamkonda Appointed Ohio State University President - IndiaWest News Neuroscientist Ravi Bellamkonda Appointed Ohio State University President.

Neuroscientist Ravi Bellamkonda Appointed Ohio State University President

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🧠Take an expedition deep inside the brain with #NationalGeographicLive and #neuroscientist Steve Ramirez in #LasVegas next month🔬⁠Witness brains in action and explore the foundations of human thoughts, emotions and memories as he shares the #science behind it all in “Untangling the Mind”...1/2

When Words Fall Silent: Psychedelics, Language, and the Self Most of us have felt “lost for words” – during moments of heartbreak, awe, or pure surprise. But under the influence of psychedelics like psilocybin, the active compound in magic mushrooms, this exper...

🧪In today's article, #neuroscientist Ieva Andrulytė highlights the connection between #language lateralisation and #brain asymmetry.

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Scientists discover how ‘super agers’ stay mentally sharp | CNN A new study found that some people in their 80s and 90s think like they’re decades younger — and their brains make new cells at twice the normal rate.

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If it makes you feel better, Peter would probably have taken this literally the first time, too... #neuroscientist

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This is likely the most influential interview (30m) that you will hear in your life.
Alex is a #physics and #neuroscientist professor.
As far from #woowoo as you can get...

He rationally critiques the ossified #materialistic #science and offers an opportunity for humans to expand its myopic and […]

Memorizing London’s 25,000 streets changes cabbies’ brains — and may prevent Alzheimer’s One of the toughest vocational exams in the world requires candidates to memorize 25,000 streets in an area five times the size of Manhattan.

"The Knowledge of #London" &
#neuroplasticity
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"To a #neuroscientist, a London cabbie is a miracle of neuroplasticity....
the #brain is a gloriously malleable instrument...."

#cognition #learning #training #neuroscience #psychology

Neuroscientist Andrew Huberman shares a simple, science-backed technique to stop hiccups Most of us get the hiccups on occasion, and some people have waged battles with persistent bouts of them. While harmless, hiccups are annoying, especially when it feels like they're never going to stop. There are all kinds of tips people have for getting rid of them, from drinking a glass of water upside down (which has never made sense) to holding your breath (which sometimes works) to having someone startle you (it's hard to be startled when you know it's coming). Stanford University neuroscientist Andrew Huberman explains a science-supported technique to "reliably" stop hiccups in their tracks. It's a variation on holding your breath, with a couple of simple but important tweaks. Watch: - YouTube www.youtube.com "It's a technique that takes advantage of hypercontracting the phrenic nerve over a short period of time," he explains, "so that it then subsequently relaxes or alleviates the spasming of the phrenic nerve. And that simple method is to inhale three times in a row." On the first inhale, you breathe in deeply through your nose. Then, without exhaling any air, you inhale again through the nose (however brief). Then you inhale a third time, which might be just a micro- or millisecond of breath, and hold your breath for about 15 to 20 seconds before exhaling slowly. People in the comments said they tried it and shared their experiences: "Amazing how fast this worked. 10/10!" "It really stopped, I had them for 10 minutes and it worked, thank you!" "Just finished first chemo treatment. Hiccups have been terrible. This helped me so much. Thank you!" "This man is saving lives. I had hiccups for hours tried this and it worked right away." "It worked!!! I have been hiccuping for the past 30 mins and it's started to get frustrating for me, then I came across this short and now I'm fine. Thank you." > — (@) ## What exactly are hiccups? The Cleveland Clinic explains: "Hiccups are repeated spasms of your diaphragm paired with a 'hic' sound from your vocal cords closing. Your diaphragm is a thin, dome-shaped muscle that separates your chest from your belly. It moves downward when you breathe in and upward when you breathe out. Two things happen when you hiccup: * Your diaphragm pulls down suddenly between breaths, making you quickly suck in air. * The glottis (space between your vocal cords) suddenly closes to stop more air from coming in. These actions make the 'hic' sound of a hiccup." Hiccups usually go away on their own, but some people experience episodes that last much longer than expected. If they persist for more than two days, it's time to see a doctor. Three inhales is all it takes.Photo credit: Canva ## What causes hiccups? As for the physiological cause, something irritates the phrenic nerve or vagus nerve, causing your diaphragm to contract and spasm. A number of factors can cause the irritation that leads to hiccups, and the Cleveland Clinic categorizes them as transient (temporary), persistent, and intractable. #### Transient hiccups According to the Cleveland Clinic, there's "often no clear cause for a random hiccup or two. But certain triggers might play a role, like: * Eating too much or too fast. * Eating spicy foods or foods that are very hot or cold. * Drinking carbonated beverages. * Swallowing excessive air (aerophagia). * Smoking tobacco or cannabis. * Drinking beverages containing alcohol." Spicy foods can trigger hiccups.Photo credit: Canva #### Persistent and intractable hiccups The Cleveland Clinic says "various medical conditions can cause persistent hiccups, including: * Gastrointestinal diseases, like GERD or gastritis. * Conditions affecting your central nervous system, like stroke, Parkinson's disease or multiple sclerosis. * Lung conditions, like pneumonia, pulmonary embolism or pleurisy. * Tumors or lesions, like mediastinal tumors, esophageal cancer, or pancreatic cancer. * Conditions that disrupt your metabolism and related nerve signaling, like uremia or hypocalcemia. * Certain infections, like flu, shingles, and herpes simplex. Some medications can also cause persistent hiccups. Examples include: * Dopamine agonists. * Benzodiazepines (at low doses). * Some chemotherapy drugs. * Dexamethasone. * Azithromycin. Persistent hiccups may also happen after certain surgeries or procedures, including those that require general anesthesia." Whatever is causing your hiccups, getting them to stop is surely the primary concern. Try Huberman's three-inhale trick and see if it works as reliably as he suggests.

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#JamesHFallon (October 18, 1947 – November 20, 2023) was an American #neuroscientist

🌍 #IBROinAfrica: If you’re a #neuroscientist based in Africa and looking to upskill in 2026, IBRO offers a range of training opportunities to support your professional development.

🔗 Explore IBRO's 2026 training calendar: https://ow.ly/XjMv50XZwT1

#neuroscientist #richarddavidson put buddhist monks and student volunteers in a #mri machine and played recording of people in dstress the monks with long #meditation practice generated feeling of compassion

#neuroscientist #richarddavidson put buddhist monks and student volunteers in a #mri machine and played recording of people in dstress the monks with long #meditation practice generated feeling of compassion

From Zero to Monopoly: The Asymmetric Warfare of Organic Network Dominance. How Platform Economics Creates Winner-Take-All Markets Without Traditional Competition. From Zero to Monopoly: The Asymmetric Warfare of Organic Network Dominance How Platform Economics Creates Winner-Take-All Markets Without...

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Understanding #Quantum #Fingerprints : Medium

A #Neuroscientist’s #Advice on #NewYear’s #Resolutions : Time

Can #Ultraprocessed #Foods Be #Addictive? A #Neuroscientist Weighs In : Sci Am

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The Art Of Staying Focused: 10 Simple Rules I Follow As A Neuroscientist To Avoid Distraction Dr. Patricia Schmidt, a doctor of psychology and neuroscientist, says in a world built to steal our attention, staying focused isn't about willpower. From reducing mental clutter to managing digital i...

The Art Of Staying #Focused: 10 Simple Rules I Follow As A #Neuroscientist To Avoid #Distraction

Neuroscientist: The No. 1 trait of highly intelligent people, including Bill Gates and Leonardo da Vinci—it's not about IQ What separates some of the world's most successful people from everyone else? Neuroscientist Joseph Jebelli says it involves how they spend their free time. He shares examples from Bill Gates and Leon...

#Neuroscientist: The No. 1 trait of highly intelligent people, including Bill Gates and #LeonardodaVinci—it's not about IQ

A top neuroscientist shares the 4-step 'brain trick' for hard things 'almost effortlessly' ​A top neuroscientist explains the 4-step 'WOOP' method for turning wishes into reality.

A #neuroscientist shares the 4-step 'brain trick' to tackle hard things 'almost effortlessly'

Who is #HCWvsHunger Team #BrainDocsUnite?
🧠All #medsky who care about feeding the brain!
🧠 Just to name a few.....#Neurologist #Psychiatrist #Physiatrist #RehabMedicine #ChildPsych #Psychologist #Neuroscientist #Nurse #MedicalAssistant #BehaviorHealthSpecialist #Therapist #DoctorsWhoCook

A Neuroscientist Reveals How Beauty Ideals Are Rewiring Your Brain Beauty standards have always evolved, but in today's social media age, they shift at lightning speed.

A #Neuroscientist Reveals How Beauty Ideals Are Rewiring Your Brain

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nixCraft 🐧 (@nixCraft@mastodon.social) Attached: 1 image This is why developing critical thinking is important instead of cheating in schoolwork. You can stand out from the crowd with creativity and original ideas. You have to decide to work hard now or suffer later unless you're going to inherit a good fortune 🤣 It is your call but there is no doubt AI is disturbing job market for younger graduates.

I am not a #neuroscientist, but what if hard work studying actually helps synapses connect, and what if using LLMs is only a fraction of that?

Any #neuroscience folks around?
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World-leading #neuroscientist Dr Tara Swart reveals why we have 34 senses, not 5, how grief cracked open her consciousness, and the shocking science behind signs, intuition, and real #communication with the dead. #afterdeath