Signals &Synapses
door Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics
Nieuwste aflevering
The Sleeping Brain
The Sleeping Brain
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Insights into neuroscience for cross-disciplinary thinkers and curious minds alike! The series features interviews with researchers discussing their latest research as well as their challenges and ideas for the future. Each episode connects junior researchers with seasoned scientists, offering a fresh and engaging perspective on hot topics in neuroscience.
Afleveringen
- The Sleeping Brain · Seizoen 1 Aflevering 7In this episode, we explore the role of sleep for memory. We welcome back Svenja Brodt, who will talk about what different sleep phases contribute, the role of dreams, and…
- The Science of Remembering · 31 min · Seizoen 1 Aflevering 6In this episode, we dive into one of the brain’s most fascinating abilities: remembering. We’re joined by Svenja Brodt; she will explain how the brain stores memories and how MRI…
- Inside the Thinking Brain · 31 min · Seizoen 1 Aflevering 5In this episode of Signals & Synapses, we take a deep dive into cognitive neuroscience. Join Romy Lorenz as she explores the science behind thinking, deciding, and understanding…
- MRI (Almost) Without Magnets: Ultra-Low Field Imaging · 31 min · Seizoen 1 Aflevering 4In this episode of Signals & Synapses, In this episode of Signals & Synapses, we explore ultra-low-field MRI and how meaningful brain images can be made with almost no magnetic…
- Tuned In: The Rhythms of the Brain · 31 min · Seizoen 1 Aflevering 3What exactly are brain oscillations, and why do we need them? In this episode, co-host Chiara Zanonato sits down with neuroscientist Pascal Fries to explore how these rhythmic…
- The Clocks Within Our Brains · 32 min · Seizoen 1How does the brain keep time? From anticipating a green light to following a song’s rhythm, our brains rely on internal clocks. In this episode, co-host Theresa Horn talks with…
- Illuminating the Zebrafish Mind · 32 min · Seizoen 1Zebrafish larvae are so transparent that you can see their brains—and you can even watch individual neurons light up in real time. Neuroscientists Jennifer Li and Drew Robson do…
