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designer people: is technology making us less human

technological advances have benefitted humanity we can all see how fitting prosthetic limbs to amputees can raise no moral objections but how might w
sheila nirenberg - qampa at tedmed 2011

the neuroscientist talks about developing a revolutionary non-surgical artificial retina that translates the eye039s neural quotcodequot
the promises and perils of neuroscience evidence in the courtroom

neuroscience research now allows the mapping of brain activity which may offer an unprecedented level of sophistication in the analysis of human behav
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bobby mcferrin demonstrates the power of the pentatonic scale - youtube

bobby mcferrin demonstrates the power of the pentatonic scale using audience participation at the event quotnotes amp neurons: in search of the common chorusquot
original man in nursing home reacts to hearing music from his era - youtube

http:wwwmusicandmemoryorg for more on how music and memory helps elderly residents and facility patients to volunteer or to donate ipods please visit w
bobby mcferrin demonstrates the power of the pentatonic scale - youtube

bobby mcferrin demonstrates the power of the pentatonic scale using audience participation at the event
this helmet uses neuroscience and ai to improve driving

learn the science behind the mind-reading helmet thats using neuroscience to improve a drivers performance on the track brain data is fed into an ai generating insights that inform future driving could this be the future of motor sportthis great big story is by fordsubscribe: https:googlvr6acbford brain readerthis story is a part of our human condition series come along and let us connect you to some of the most peculiar stirring extraordinary and distinctive people in the worldgot a story idea for us shoot us an email at hey at greatbigstory dot comfollow us behind the scenes on instagram: http:googl2kabexmake our acquaintance on facebook: http:googlvn0xizgive us a shout on twitter: http:googlsy1glycome hang with us on vimeo: http:googlt0ozjvvisit our world directly: http:wwwgreatbigstorycom
neuroscientist explains asmr039s effects on the brain amp the body

asmr slime and other oddly satisfying videos are enormously popular online but we know surprisingly little about the body039s responses that keep us wanting -- and watching -- more wired039s louise matsakis spoke with psychologist and neuroscientist nick davis who co-authored one of the first studies about asmr
how does music affect our brains amp our bodies

in this episode of tech effects we explore the impact of music on the brain and body from listening to music to performing it wired039s peter rubin looks at how music can change our moods why we get the chills and how it can actually change pathways in our brains
the real reason why mosquitoes buzz greg gage

what does the love song of a mosquito sound like find out as our intrepid neuroscientists explore the meaning of all that annoying buzzing in your ear
bill nye neil degrasse tyson and more answer science questions from twitter tech support

bill nye james cameron ken jeong neil degrasse tyson former nasa astronaut scott kelly and neuroscientist anil seth answer the most interesting science questions from twitter do your guts float in space do aliens exist can you punch specific memories out of your brain what exactly is a tractor beam if humans evolved from monkeys why are there still monkeys
neuroscientist explains the laurel vs yanny phenomenon

the laurel vs yanny debate is taking the internet by storm wired039s louise matsakis speaks with tyler perrachione phd about why certain people hear laurel when playing the now-infamous audio clip and others hear yanny
neuroscientist anil seth answers neuroscience questions from twitter

neuroscientist and public science communicator anil seth uses the power of twitter to answer some common questions about neuroscience how does memory work can we delete memories do blind people dream anil answers all these questions and morefeaturing anil seth professor of cognitive and computational neuroscience and co-director of the sackler centre for consciousness science university of sussex uktwitter: anilksethwebsite: wwwanilsethcom
what you can do to prevent alzheimer039s lisa genova

alzheimer039s doesn039t have to be your brain039s destiny says neuroscientist and author of
neuroscientist explains one concept in 5 levels of difficulty

the connectome is a comprehensive diagram of all the neural connections existing in the brain wired has challenged neuroscientist bobby kasthuri to explain this scientific concept to 5 different people a 5 year-old a 13 year-old a college student a neuroscience grad student and an expert neuroscientist
tour david byrnes brain-twisting new vr experience

david byrne former talking heads frontman gives a tour of neurosociety his new experimental theater meets neuroscience experience in silicon valley
the neuroscience of imagination - andrey vyshedskiy

view full lesson: http:edtedcomlessonsthe-neuroscience-of-imagination-andrey-vyshedskiyimagine for a second a duck teaching a french class a ping-pong match in orbit around a black hole a dolphin balancing a pineapple you probably havent actually seen any of these things but you could imagine them instantly how does your brain produce an image of something youve never seen andrey vyshedskiy details the neuroscience of imagination lesson by andrey vyshedskiy animation by toms pichardo-espaillat
this video may give you goose bumps

the weird and wonderful science of goose bumps if you didn039t feel any chills try the full length clips: http:braincrafttvpost146752398036all-sorts-of-things-can-give-you-goose-bumps-themy twitter https:twittercomnessyhill instagram https:instagramcomnessyhillsubscribe to braincraft http:owlyrt5iebraincraft is created written and hosted by vanessa hill nessyhill and brought to you by pbs digital studios talking psychology neuroscience amp why we act the way we do produced hosted and edited by vanessa hillwritten by teagan wall and vanessa hill sound design by joel werner http:joelwernercommore braincraft: what039s the value of a life http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=xaro3vonwmcreferencesbenedek m amp kaernbach c 2011 physiological correlates and emotional specificity of human piloerection biological psychology 863 320-329 http:wwwsciencedirectcomsciencearticlepiis0301051111000093blood a j amp zatorre r j 2001 inte