The Guild of Scientific Troubadours

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SONG: When the Lights Go Out.

23 August 2008 grant b 0

SONG: “When the Lights Go Out.” (To download: double right-click & “Save As”)

ARTIST: grant.

SOURCE: “Sleep-deprived brains alternate between… Read the rest “SONG: When the Lights Go Out.”

It’s all magic to me.

11 August 2008 grant b 0

While peeking at a Special Secret Magical Message Board, I came across this “Perspective” piece from Nature Reviews Neuroscience on magic. Specifically, it’s an … Read the rest “It’s all magic to me.”

Lights out.

6 August 2008 grant b 1

So, LabSpaces.net confirms what we’ve all been feeling after those long, late nights. Sleeplessness causes power failures in your brain:

The research team, led by Michael Chee,

… Read the rest “Lights out.”

Learn more with sleep-in-a-pill!

4 August 2008 grant b 0

OK, I’m overstating for effect, but it’s not hard to imagine someone taking this discovery in Science News and marketing it that way. After all, they’ve found the chemical… Read the rest “Learn more with sleep-in-a-pill!”

Zapping the blues.

28 July 2008 grant b 0

PhysOrg reports on a new treatment that aims at eliminating depression by directly stimulating the brain:

DBS [Deep Brain Stimulation] uses high-frequency electrical stimulation targeted

… Read the rest “Zapping the blues.”

Music’s in the genes.

7 July 2008 grant b 0

Scientific American presents a scathing indictment of my forebears as it reveals a link between genetics and musicality:

In what the researchers called the first study of its kind, they

… Read the rest “Music’s in the genes.”

Mushrooms and meaning.

3 July 2008 grant b 0

Johns Hopkins researchers are getting profoundly trippy, PhysOrg reports, in a research project that found psychedelic mushrooms can have long-lasting spiritual effects:

“Most

… Read the rest “Mushrooms and meaning.”

SONG: Flip the Switch.

23 February 2008 grant b 0

SONG: “Flip the Switch” (To download: right-click & “Save As”)

ARTIST: grant.

SOURCE: “Deep brain stimulation may help Alzheimer patient’s… Read the rest “SONG: Flip the Switch.”

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