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How to Get a Job and Potentially Cure Alzheimer’s
Phone interview pro tip: Always have your computer on hand so you can google stuff when you have no idea what your interviewer is talking about. As a... Read Full Post
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High on Running
When I asked my friend Tom for an explanation of the runner’s high, his answer was simple: “Everything that hurt before, goes away.” The pain that... Read Full Post
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Blame it on your brain: Why you prefer to be alone
Why is it that some of us would rather spend every waking minute in the company of another, whereas others need some time each day to recharge and... Read Full Post
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Cognitive Psychology in the Wild: Bias and Moral Mayhem
You are biased. Does it sting to hear that? Do you become bristly and defensive? That’s understandable. In our world being biased generally has... Read Full Post
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Neuroscience and Religion: A Possible Link
When people ask me if I’m religious, I tend to answer, “More religious than the average Colby student”. This is because I have a tough time defining... Read Full Post
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Blood Type and Your Brain
When considering the environmental and genetic factors that influence the anatomical structure of the brain, most people would not consider blood... Read Full Post
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Beautiful Planet, Beautiful Brains
At this point in time, you’ve most likely heard of the environmental phenomenon climate change. If you haven’t, you’ve either been living under a... Read Full Post
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Music for the Mind: Neurological Disorders and Music Therapy
Nearly every individual has been touched or moved by music at some point in life. Whether you have felt the unburdened freedom that comes with a... Read Full Post
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Climate Change is Changing Us
It’s safe to say that some aspects of climate change have been engrained in the minds of many by basic science and the media. Even those who are... Read Full Post
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Optogenetics, Oscillations, and Alzheimer’s: Science Non-Fiction
Recent advances in the field of optogenetics have stunned the world of neuroscience and captured imaginations everywhere. The promise of these... Read Full Post
Submitted on Friday, April 7, 2017 - 8:56pm
 
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