Tag: Brain

Maybe I should have gone to Minerva?

Don’t get me wrong – I am very grateful for the education I’m receiving at National University, and I fully believe it will more than adequately prepare me for what I want to do. Still, there are four universities that will always be on my bucket list – Minerva University in San Francisco, CA, Berklee …

Creating Pink Floyd with Your Brain??

A friend shared an article with me today that I found absolutely fascinating, so I am sharing it with my readers. First the citation and then my thoughts: Bellier, L., Llorens, A., Marciano, D., Gunduz, A., Schalk, G., Brunner, P., & Knight, R. T. (2023). Music can be reconstructed from human auditory cortex activity using …

Paivio and the Dual Coding Theory

There must be something about McGill University. Daniel Levitin, who I’ve referenced several times in my blogs, is a professor there, and the next cognitive psychologist I’m about to introduce is an alum of the school! I’d like you all to meet Dr Allan Urho Paivio, at least on paper. He was born in 1925 …

Loving Life

It’s been a while, once again, since I last posted, and things in my life have been simply amazing both professionally and personally. I’ll keep the “personally” to myself as a constant reminder to be grateful for all the changes in my life, but for you readers, I wanted to share all my amazing professional …

Booklet Review: Starting smart: How early experiences affect brain development (1)

It’s been awhile since I’ve blogged, and I’ve realized it’s been even longer since I’ve talked about some of the research I’ve saved and have been meaning to read. Now that I’ve switched to a new laptop and backed up a lot of the research articles I’ve saved, I’m taking the opportunity to finally go …