Episodios

  • A world-scale successful entrepreneurial career in the field of brain-computer interfaces (BCIs)

    A world-scale successful entrepreneurial career in the field of brain-computer interfaces (BCIs)
    May 7 2020
    Our first podcast guest is Dr. Christoph Guger, a PhD in electrical engineering who serves as the CEO of a g.tec company located in Austria. This company is one of the major suppliers of brain-computer interface (BCI) equipment globally. Spring BCI School 2020, organized by Dr. Guger, made history as the first online BCI event of unprecedented scale - it had over 5500 registered participants. As a method of measuring brain activity to control external devices in real-time, there are a variety of valuable uses for BCI, such as identifying the most important areas of the brain. BCI-based approaches lead to breakthroughs when it comes to the treatment of disorders of consciousness and other conditions such as epilepsies or the removal of tumors. As our conversation reveals, BCI technology is developing at breakneck speed. Invasive methods are on the rise, and everyday uses for healthy people are becoming readily available. Dr. Guger goes in-depth on the evolution of this space and offers his best advice to those who wish to be a part of it or even to start their own business. Why did Dr. Guger decide to dedicate his career to working with BCIs? What prompted him to become an entrepreneur? What success tips does Dr. Guger offer to scientists and engineers in both the private sector and academia? What are the latest developments in BCIs? What does the future of BCIs hold? These and many other questions will be covered in this first NeuroCareers podcast. Stay tuned!   During this episode, you will learn about: [01:57] Defining “brain-computer interface” (BCI) and its major applications [06:45] What BCI is capable of today that was not possible ten years ago [08:09] Why Dr. Guger dedicated his career to the development of BCIs [10:20] Why Dr. Guger founded his own company instead of getting into academia [11:54] Dr. Guger’s advice to those who want to start their own business in this or a similar field [13:08] Overcoming common challenges as a startup entrepreneur in this industry [14:30] The advantages of international collaborations [16:03] Improving your communication skills [17:26] How Dr. Guger’s company can maintain a high retention rate [20:29] How Dr. Guger sets his goals [22:10] The future of the company [24:08] Preventing overwhelm as your company scales [28:27] How the company adapted to the limitations of COVID-19 [32:07] How BCI equipment can aid those with mental or emotional distress [33:09] Platforms that g.tec provides for researchers and students [37:43] The future of BCI technology [41:25] Invasive versus noninvasive BCIs [43:17] How healthy people can use BCI technology in their daily lives [45:27] Explaining BCI’s neuromarketing application [47:49] Dr. Guger’s parting advice About the Podcast Guest Dr. Christoph Guger, a PhD in electrical engineering, serves as the CEO of a g.tec company located in Austria. This company is one of the major suppliers of brain-computer interface (BCI) equipment globally. Learn more about the work Dr. Guger does by using the following link: https://www.gtec.at/ About the Podcast and Its Host The Neurocareers podcast is brought to you by The Institute of Neuroapproaches and its founder - Milena Korostenskaja, Ph.D. (Dr. K) - a neuroscience educator, neuroscience research consultant, and career coach for students and recent graduates in neuroscience and neurotechnologies: https://www.neuroapproaches.org/ You will benefit from neuroscience-based coaching if you want to... Get your projects DONE instead of procrastinating and feeling stuck.Step out of burnout ONCE AND FOR ALL without overeating, overdrinking, or binge-watching.STOP feeling anxious, stressed, and overwhelmed when managing your time and responsibilities.OVERCOME FEAR of public speaking and improve your communication skills.Get rid of your chronic IMPOSTER SYNDROME and boost your SELF-CONFIDENCE instead.ACHIEVE your goals and BUILD a successful career instead of failing. Get in touch with Dr. K. by sending an email: neuroapproaches@gmail.com Schedule a free consultation session with Dr. K. by following this link: https://neuroapproaches.as.me/
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    50 m
  • Clinical Neurology and Brain-Computer Interfacing to Help People Regain the Ability to Communicate with Rosella Spataro, MD

    Clinical Neurology and Brain-Computer Interfacing to Help People Regain the Ability to Communicate with Rosella Spataro, MD
    Apr 4 2022
    A number of people will lose the ability to communicate during their lifetime. This includes an inability to speak and produce movements in people with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). But is there a way to continue communicating with the world when your body fails you? Rossella Spataro, MD, from the University of Palermo, is a clinical neurologist and brain-computer interface (BCI) researcher. She works on finding alternative solutions for people with ALS to start communicating again using innovative neurotechnology tools. Dr. Spataro also shares how passion can help you find and sustain your dream career! Stay tuned! During this episode, you will learn about: [00:00] Episode intro and what’s in for you in today’s episode [01:45] Meet Rossella Spataro, MD; know her background & why she got interested in research [04:23] When did Rossella decide to focus on researching the brain [05:37] Rossella’s challenges in medical school and the advice she gives to students [07:25] Research work Rossella is currently doing [11:30] What is a brain-computer interface (BCI), and the potential of what can it do? [15:25] Dr. Spataro’s motivation to focus on alternative solutions for people with ALS [16:51] A typical case of an ALS patient [19:18] Phases of ALS’s impaired communication and when BCI is needed [25:44] Reasons for rising suicide cases among the ALS patients [28:24] Obstacles hindering the implementation of BCI in ALS [31:04] What can be done to hasten the implementation of research in clinical settings [32:47] Dr. Spataro’s secrets to high-quality research [35:20] Time management strategies Dr. Spataro shares with us [38:23] Dr. Spataro’s prediction on BCI and ALS research and her plans in this field [40:47] How to reach out and find more about Dr. Spataro’s research work [41:40] Dr. Spataro’s advice to students in the field of neuroscience and neurotechnology research [42:33] Wrap-up and calls to action Notable Quotes Neuroscience research is ever-growing and advancing. Discoveries from two years ago may be less significant in clinical setups.You can stop waiting and start working on things and discover a passion along the way from the things you do.You are paid for how effectively you use your time.When your work is filled with passion and joy, it gives you energy and support, especially during hard times during research.Passion is a good way to go ahead.The inability of ALS patients to communicate is the main cause of suicide cases among these groups.Using a language everyone easily understands is one of the secrets to successful multidisciplinary research. About the Podcast Guest Rossella Spataro, MD, is a clinical neurologist at the University of Palermo, Italy. Dr. Spatarto collaborates with the g.tec company on her research projects in the brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) field. Find Dr. Spataro's publications and connect with her on the Research Gate: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Rossella-Spataro About the Podcast and Its Host The Neurocareers podcast is brought to you by The Institute of Neuroapproaches and its founder - Milena Korostenskaja, Ph.D. (Dr. K) - a neuroscience educator, neuroscience research consultant, and career coach for students and recent graduates in neuroscience and neurotechnologies: https://www.neuroapproaches.org/ You will benefit from neuroscience-based coaching if you want to... Get your projects DONE instead of procrastinating and feeling stuck.Step out of burnout ONCE AND FOR ALL without overeating, overdrinking, or binge-watching.STOP feeling anxious, stressed, and overwhelmed when managing your time and responsibilities.OVERCOME FEAR of public speaking and improve your communication skills.Get rid of your chronic IMPOSTER SYNDROME and boost your SELF-CONFIDENCE instead.ACHIEVE your goals and BUILD a successful career instead of failing. Get in touch with Dr. K. by sending an email: neuroapproaches@gmail.com Schedule a free consultation session with Dr. K. by following this link: https://neuroapproaches.as.me/
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    44 m
  • Cognitive Neuroscience of Numerical Processing with Elena Salillas, PhD

    Cognitive Neuroscience of Numerical Processing with Elena Salillas, PhD
    Jun 6 2022

    How do we learn math? How do we process numbers? How to become a cognitive neuroscientist and numerical cognition expert? Find answers in this third episode of the Neurocareers podcast, where Dr. Elena Salillas - the numerical cognition expert - helps you discover the field of cognitive neuroscience. Dr. Sallilas talks about how we process numerical information, such as numbers and quantity. She answers whether we all can learn math the same way, whether boys are better at math than girls, and what is known about math geniuses. Dr. Salillas shares her valuable experience of adding creativity to the process of scientific inquiry. Finally, you will learn about the steps you can take if you decide to explore the field of cognitive neuroscience, specifically numerical cognition. Stay tuned!

    During this episode, you will learn about:

    [00:00] Episode intro and what’s in for you in today’s episode

    [01:33] Meet Dr. Elena Salillas and know her area of research in math cognition

    [01:21] Do we all process numbers in the same way?

    [03:49] Disruptions in the brain that affect numerical cognition

    [08:46] What is Dyscalculia, and how can you spot its signs in children?

    [11:37] Why the notion that boys are better in maths than girls is scientifically wrong

    [12:07] What is known about math geniuses

    [13:58] How Dr. Salinas developed an interest in science and why she chose the path of math cognition

    [19:18] Relationship between maths and linguistics that prompted Dr. Elena to study maths cognition

    [20:36] Did Dr. Salinas grow up knowing she would become a scientist?

    [26:53] How curiosity can land you in research areas as a young scientist

    [27:56] Dr. Salinas’ advice on ways to develop inner drive and curiosity in scientific research

    [30:12] The psychological perspective of the challenges Dr. Salinas faces as a scientist

    [34:41] Dr. Salinas' plans in this field of math cognition and the ultimate goal she wants to accomplish in scientific research

    [38:34] Dr. Salinas' advice to students in the field of cognitive neuroscience, specifically numerical cognition

    [40:15] Golden takeaways and how you can connect with Dr. Salinas

    [43:21] Episode wrap-up and calls to action

    Notable Quotes

    • Mathematical facts are very much related to language.
    • There’s much more voice in the study of number processing than in language processing.
    • Dr. Salinas' research describing the specifics of Bilingual math functioning will be a game changer in understanding dyscalculia.
    • Scientists are always curious to study and learn what has never been imagined.
    • The interrelation between art and science is amazing. In ancient times, art and science were united, and that’s why such scientists could do exploits.
    • Teamwork is essential in science.
    • When you pay enough attention to your scientific idea, doors to actualize it will automatically open.

    About the Podcast Guest

    Dr. Elena Salillas is a numerical cognition expert at the University of Padova (Dpt. Of Neuroscienze) as a Marie Curie Fellow, in collaboration with the PNC, the AOP, and the IRCCS Fondazione Ospedale San Camillo in Lido.

    To learn more about Dr. Salillas, please, visit her research page at: https://pnc.unipd.it/salillas-elena/ You can contact Dr. Salillas with questions at: salillas.elena@gmail.com

    About the Podcast and Its Host

    The podcast is brought to you by The Institute of Neuroapproaches and its founder - Milena Korostenskaja, PhD - a neuroscience educator, neuroscience research consultant, and career coach for people in neuroscience and neurotechnologies: https://www.neuroapproaches.org/
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  • Applied Neuroscience with the "Science Translator" Ramon David, MSc

    Applied Neuroscience with the "Science Translator" Ramon David, MSc
    Jun 13 2022

    Are you ready to create real-world results that make a difference in people's lives? Then the field of applied neuroscience might be exactly what you are looking for! Join our conversation with Ramon David, MSc, to learn how to create a new category of what you want to be instead of trying to fit into an already existing category/role. Participate in the discussion of how to keep your motivation going and bring your projects to fruition! Find out about the applications of brain science to help people achieve their goals, improve performance, accelerate their results, and live a more purposeful and joyful life!

    During this episode, you will learn about:

    [00:00] Episode intro and what’s in for you in today’s episode

    [00:50] Meet Ramon David, MSc, and founder of the Brainfirst Training Institute

    [02:15] How Ramon got into the applied neuroscience field and his expansions

    [11:38] Raman's advice on how to approach the influx of information about the brain from a critical-thinking perspective 

    [18:28] Ramon’s two secrets that help him to keep his passion going 

    [23:04] Practices that help Ramon to start new projects and bring them to fruition

    [29:53] The disciplinaries in applied neuroscience and what is geared towards 

    [40:51] The biggest challenges that Ramon has overcome and the lessons he learned

    [45:46] Ramon’s plans on what he’s currently working on in 10 to 20 years

    [50:06] Ramon’s recommendation to those pursuing or wanting to shift their career to neuroscience

    [57:09] Episode wrap-up and calls to action

    Notable Quotes
    • Finding new things to achieve in an area you’re interested in will help keep your passion going.
    • When you relate what you’re doing to help people, it will get you excited
    • The purpose of neuroscience is not living in theoretical knowledge; it’s learning new things and putting them into practice, helping others, and accelerating their results to get them to live a more fulfilling and joyful existence every day
    • Having a deadline can help you start new things and bring them to fruition
    • If we don’t have a deadline or self-imposed deadlines that we can oppose, then we’re unlikely to move toward completing a project.
    • A big part of creating a deadline is committing other people
    • Having something tangible or concrete that is finished in your head will help you make progress and keep your energy up.
    • So many people are trying to get more in their day and find more time, but energy and being able to focus, concentrate, pay attention and be efficient are more important.
    • To allow something to emerge from the things you’re interested in, you have to experiment and try a range of different things.
    • It’s not until we collect a whole bunch of different things, collect a whole bunch of different experiences, and draw from what we know about ourselves and what we’re interested in that we can grow in the things we want to do.

    About the Podcast Guest

    To find out more about what Ramon and his team do in applied neuroscience education and coach training, visit brainfirsttraininginstitute.com, and to upgrade your brain and life with earth-grown evidence-based nutritional products, visit mybrainfirst.com" or follow Ramon on Instagram at @yourbraincoach for tips on brain health, biohacking, and high-performance.

    About the Podcast and Its Host

    The podcast is brought to you by The Institute of Neuroapproaches and its founder - Milena Korostenskaja, PhD - a neuroscience educator, neuroscience research consultant, and career coach for people in neuroscience and neurotechnologies: https://www.neuroapproaches.org/
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  • Establishing a Neurobiology Program with Prof. Osvaldas Ruksenas, PhD

    Establishing a Neurobiology Program with Prof. Osvaldas Ruksenas, PhD
    Jun 19 2022

    Are you considering establishing a neuroscience program but don't know where to start? Considering working in the neuroscience field but unsure where to specialize? Then take a peek into the origins of the successful neurobiology program shared with you by Prof. Osvaldas Ruksenas. This more than 20-year old with over 200 graduates program is based on the Oxford University, UK blueprint. Prof. Ruksenas also shares tips on choosing your neuroscience specialization and persevering in achieving your goals even when it may seem impossible!

    In addition, you will learn about the beautiful country on the coast of the Baltic sea, one of the oldest universities in Europe, and the most conservative language in the currently existing Indo-European language family! Stay tuned for our Neurocareers series, where we open windows of career possibilities in neuroscience and neurotechnologies!

    During this episode, you will learn about:

    [00:00] Episode intro and a quick bio of today’s guest

    [01:19] Meet Prof. Osvaldas Ruksenas, Ph.D. from Vilnius University

    [01:50]  A bit about the Republic of Lithuania, a country in the Baltic region of Europe

    [03:38] The most conservative language in Lithuania

    [04:46] What you have never known about Vilnius University

    [06:06] The origins of Prof Ruksenas’ successful neurobiology program

    [10:28] What’s so unique about Prof Ruksenas’ neurobiology program at the university

    [12:29] High standards Prof Ruksenas adhered to in the preparation of the program

    [15:30] Special features of the program

    [20:36] How to navigate through the challenges of developing a similar program

    [23:20] Prof Ruksenas’ advice to graduates on the courses they are taking

    [27:21] Prof Ruksenas’ character traits that he leverages to bring impact on his students

    [30:04] How Prof Ruksenas has been creating a life of balance, discipline, and time management to achieve many things in life

    [32:18] Importance of rest and the tips Prof shares

    [34:00] Prof Ruksenas' plans for his neurobiology program

    [36:04] Prof Ruksenas' advice to students who have just received their undergraduate degrees and want to further their research

    [39:13] Secrets to making an impossible goal possible

    [39:43] How you can reach out and connect with Prof Osvaldas Ruksenas

    Notable Quotes

    • Old age for university is good. The older it becomes, the stronger and better it gets.
    • Most of the work in Prof Ruksenas’ neurobiology program focus on practical aspects.
    • Different people from different backgrounds from different countries present different cultures, which is what a university is meant for. It helps to grow a person as personality.
    • Everything good has its own cost. To do more in a career, you will need to invest more time.
    • Believe in your dreams and start acting.
    About the Podcast Guest:

    To find out more about the international graduate Neurobiology Program at the Department of Neurobiology and Biophysics at the Life Science Center, Vilnius University, Vilnius, Lithuania, visit:

    http://www.biofizika.gf.vu.lt/en/studies/msc-neurobiology#course-informationhttps://www.vu.lt/en/studies/master-studies/neurobiology

    To get in touch with the Head of the Department of Neurobiology and Biophysics, Prof. Osvaldas Ruksenas, contact him at: osvaldas.ruksenas@gf.vu.lt

    About the Podcast and Its Host:

    The podcast is brought to you by The Institute of Neuroapproaches and its founder - Milena Korostenskaja, PhD - a neuroscience educator, neuroscience research consultant, and career coach for people in neuroscience and neurotechnologies: https://www.neuroapproaches.org/

     

     
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  • Music and the Brain with Prof. Kiminobu Sugaya, PhD

    Music and the Brain with Prof. Kiminobu Sugaya, PhD
    Jun 26 2022

    Music, brain, stem cells, lasers, brain chips, bee sounds, Mozart, treatments for Parkinson's and Alzheimer's diseases - what do all of these have in common? Tune in to our conversation with Prof. Kiminobu Sugaya, PhD from the University of Central Florida to find answers. And, as always, listen to expert advice on how to do the impossible! You are up for a treat! Don't miss it!

    To find out more about the Neuroscience Alliance at UCF, visit:

    https://med.ucf.edu/mdna/neuroscience-alliance-at-ucf/

    To get in touch with the Neuroscience Alliance, send your inquiry to: Neurosciencealliance@gmail.com

    The podcast is brought to you by The Institute of Neuroapproaches and its founder - Milena Korostenskaja, PhD - a neuroscience educator, neuroscience research consultant, and career coach for people in neuroscience and neurotechnologies: https://www.neuroapproaches.org/

     
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  • Neurologic Physical Therapy with Assoc. Prof. Elizabeth Clark, DPT, EdD

    Neurologic Physical Therapy with Assoc. Prof. Elizabeth Clark, DPT, EdD
    Jul 4 2022
    How to help the brain heal after a catastrophic brain injury? What helps people relearn how to walk or use their hands after a stroke? How do principles of neurorehabilitation explain our brain's ability to restore its function? Find the answers to these and many other intriguing questions by listening to our Neurocareers podcast guest, Neurologic Physical Therapist Assoc. Prof. Elizabeth Clark, DPT, EdD! Dr. Clark will share with you her experience in the field of Neurologic Physical Therapy and its relation to neuroscience. Dr. Clark will also share a one-of-a-kind experience helping a severely compromised patient with brain injury to start walking again. During this episode, you will learn about: [00:00] Episode intro and a quick bio of today’s guest [01:20] Meet Assoc. Prof. Elizabeth Clark, and know a bit about where she’s joining us from [02:30] What was Elizabeth’s influence to become a physical therapist [10:16] What it took for Dr. Clark to become a physical therapist [16:54] Why the length of time was the most challenging part of Dr. Clark’s journey to becoming a physical therapist [17:31] Apart from physical therapy, Dr. Clark also studied leadership [23:52] How was her fascination with the brain and neuroplasticity developing at that time [27:43] A case scenario where Dr. Clark witnessed the nervous system restructure itself [32:45] An angle of neuroscience Dr. Clark puts more emphasis on when teaching students physical therapy [41:27] How Dr. Clark has integrated computer interface in her therapy work and the future plans she has [51:59] The future of physical therapy and technology application [56:36] Approaches Dr. Clark recommends to reduce academic stress among students [01:03:24] Secrets to making an impossible goal possible [01:05:49] How you can reach out, connect, and know more about Dr. Clark’s research projects [01:06:27] Episode wrap-up and calls to action Notable Quotes: ● Anyone thinking of physical therapy as a career should have a strong interest in maths, science, and a bit of psychology. ● No amount of money will give you fulfillment in your career if your work is not in line with your passion. ● As a physical therapist, you must love learning because that’s what you will do for the rest of your life. ● The brain is made of so many possibilities. The more we learn, the more we understand, and the more we are able to refine our interventions. ● Persistence in what you do leads to tremendous success. ● Don’t necessarily see challenges as roadblocks. Rather, see them as opportunities to learn. About the Podcast Guest: Dr. Clark is an Associate Professor of Physical Therapy at AdventHealth University. She received her bachelor’s degree in biology from the State University of New York. To find out more about Dr. Clark and the work she does, visit: https://www.ahu.edu/faculty/elizabeth-clark. To get in touch with Dr. Clark, send your inquiry to: Elizabeth.Clark@ahu.edu. About the Podcast Host: The Neurocareers podcast is brought to you by The Institute of Neuroapproaches (https://www.neuroapproaches.org/) and its founder, Milena Korostenskaja, Ph.D. (Dr. K), a neuroscience educator, research consultant, and career coach for people in neuroscience and neurotechnologies. As a professional coach with a background in the field, Dr. K understands the unique challenges and opportunities job applicants face in this field and can provide personalized coaching and support to help you succeed. Here's what you'll get with one-on-one coaching sessions from Dr. K: Identification and pursuit of career goalsGuidance on job search strategies, resume, and cover letter developmentNeurotech / neuroscience job interview preparation and practiceNetworking strategies to connect with professionals in the field of neuroscience and neurotechnologiesOngoing support and guidance to help you stay on track and achieve your goals You can always schedule a free neurocareer consultation/coaching session with Dr. K at https://neuroapproaches.as.me/free-neurocareer-consultation Subscribe to our Nerocareers Newsletter to stay on top of all our cool neurocareers news at updates https://www.neuroapproaches.org/neurocareers-news
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  • From Philosophy to Neuroscience of Music with Prof. Elvira Brattico, PhD

    From Philosophy to Neuroscience of Music with Prof. Elvira Brattico, PhD
    Jul 10 2022

    Are you interested in bridging the disciplines and connecting things that are not related at first glance? How about establishing the link between philosophy and music or music and neuroscience? Some scientists help us understand how everything is connected in this beautiful world we live in! Meet and greet our next Neurocareers podcast guest Prof. Elvira Brattico from Aarhus University in Denmark and the University of Bari Aldo Moro in Italy, to hear about her journey from Philosophy graduate to the world-respected expert on Neuroscience of Music! Prof. Brattico shares her advice on how to succeed for people with mixed educational backgrounds and how to persevere and achieve goals. You will also learn about the exciting applications of music research in education and treatments of various conditions, such as Parkinson's and Alzheimer's diseases. Stay tuned!

    During this episode, you will learn about:

    [00:00] Episode intro and a quick bio of today’s guest

    [01:00] Meet Prof. Elvira Brattico and learn a bit about where she’s joining us from

    [03:49] From philosophy to neuroscience. How it all happened

    [11:56] Challenges Prof Brattico faced in her journey and the steps he took to overcome them

    [18:52] Approaches and perspectives Prof Brattico has used to answer the question of the effect of music on the human brain

    [28:51] The most unexpected finding that surprised Prof Brattico in her research

    [36:09] Prof Brattico's advice to researchers who hesitate to publish their works for fear of any kind

    [39:38] Some of the practical applications of your research findings

    [46:07] What makes Prof Brattico keep pushing her research projects despite the many difficulties

    [47:46] How the future of neuroscience music looks like

    [49:48] Prof Brattico's practices for rest to develop a life-work balance

    [53:20] Secrets to making an impossible goal possible in neuroscience

    [57:04] How you can reach out, connect and know more about Prof Brattico’s research projects

    [59:22] Episode wrap-up and calls to action

    Notable Quotes

    • Always choose a career based on your passion.
    • Never fear to research and publish your ideas. If you won’t, somebody else will do it, and it will no longer be your brainchild.
    • From a career standpoint, the strongest motivations come from healthy collaborations.
    • When you are doing something, and other people say it’s impossible, smile, thank them and continue grinding.
    • Persistence and perseverance are the secrets to success.

    About the Podcast Guest

    To learn more about Music in the Brain, visit the Center for Music in the Brain at Aarhus University in Denmark:

    https://musicinthebrain.au.dk/about-center-for-music-in-the-brain

    Find information about the projects and studies about Music in the Brain here:

    https://musicinthebrain.au.dk/about-center-for-music-in-the-brain

    Learn about Prof. Elvira Brattico's research - visit her web page at: https://pure.au.dk/portal/en/persons/elvira-brattico(a3b2de17-4a92-4c08-8022-785886ff63df).html

    To get in touch with Prof. Brattico, contact her at: elvira.brattico@clin.au.dk

    About the Podcast and Its Host

    The podcast is brought to you by The Institute of Neuroapproaches and its founder - Milena Korostenskaja, PhD - a neuroscience educator, neuroscience research consultant, and career coach for people in neuroscience and neurotechnologies: https://www.neuroapproaches.org/

    Get in touch with Dr. K. at neuroapproaches@gmail.com
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