The Long Haul
All around us are things we started. Books we began to read, workout equipment we only used five times, and journals with few pages...
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Brain Waves and Your Wandering Mind
Our minds are rarely still, constantly searching the environment and taking in information. But when our minds wander, where does it...
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Are You a Well-Trained Animal? Neuroscience Says YES
I love it when science and research throw us a right hook to the face to wake us up and get us thinking. A recent study published on...
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The Lost Conscience
My grandma and grandpa seemed ancient to me when I was a teenager. One Sunday a month, we would eat dinner at their home, and along with...
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Sneaking Into Harvard
I snuck into a new (and AWESOME!) Harvard course called “The Psychology of Eating (Culinary Psychology)”. Well, to be honest, I didn’t...
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This Is the Year for Late Bloomers
In 2014 seventeen-year-old Malala Yousafzai became the youngest person ever to win the Nobel prize, which she added to her Sakharov Prize...
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Your Brain and Covid
There has been little discussion in popular media of Covid’s long-term effects on the brain. I wanted to share recent research from...
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Neuroscience in the News
Happy New Year! As we begin a new year, one of my resolutions is to increase my knowledge of all the fascinating recently released...
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One of the Best Gifts I Can Give You to Start the Holiday Season
It is the season to begin considering what you are going to create in 2021. I'm not talking about goals or new habits; I'm speaking to...
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