Smith college neuroscience Videos

• 1. Music on the Mind: Neuroscience in the Public Eye, Smith College (Anjali Kumar.)
• 2. Amy Smith, Neuroscience - Lights, Magnets, Action!: Technologies of Brain Control
• 3. Developing an animal model for the study of fatigue
• 4. How Technology is Changing our Brains
• 5. Neuroscience in the Public Eye: Mild Traumatic Brain Injury and Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (Cheyenne Marani.)
• 6. Rob fuoco's family movie part 1( a family in service of science and the arts)

Music on the Mind: Neuroscience in the Public Eye, Smith College (Anjali Kumar.)

User Comments

Christopher Stephens commented on 19 Apr 2016

Anjali- This was very impressive and moving. I know your parents are proud and I'm sure my mother and father would be proud. (Full disclosure- that's me at :15-:17, the baby driven by the beat.) This is definitely an interesting field. I'm sure you've read Oliver Sacks' MUSICOPHILIA and Daniel Levitin's THE WORLD IN SIX SONGS. I look forward to reading what you write about the topic. Even if I didn't appear in the video, I'd heartily offer my endorsement. Congratulations!

Anjali Kumar commented on 02 May 2016

An updated version with corrected misspelt names will be linked to this next week.

Amy Smith, Neuroscience - Lights, Magnets, Action!: Technologies of Brain Control

Developing an animal model for the study of fatigue

How Technology is Changing our Brains

Neuroscience in the Public Eye: Mild Traumatic Brain Injury and Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (Cheyenne Marani.)

rob fuoco's family movie part 1( a family in service of science and the arts)

User Comments

Facilities Service commented on 03 Feb 2009

Ciao Roberto, complimenti per il movie!! Your Family it's very beautiful!! Guido