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Hosted by Madeline S. Cheng · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 10 episodes
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Host Madeline S. Cheng dives into the science of how the brain really works - from everyday experiences to breakthrough technologies to new discoveries. Speaking of the Brain breaks down complex neuroscience into clear and engaging stories.
Madeline S. Cheng hosts Speaking of the Brain, a science show with 10 episodes published.
Description: In this episode of Speaking of the Brain, we explore BrainIAC, a new AI tool that analyzes brain MRI scans to help predict brain age, dementia risk, stroke timing, brain tumor mutations, and cancer survival.
Description: In this episode of Speaking of the Brain, we explore BrainIAC, a new AI tool that analyzes brain MRI scans to help predict brain age, dementia risk, stroke timing, brain tumor mutations, and cancer survival.
How can a brain implant adjust itself in real time? In this episode, we explore adaptive deep brain stimulation (aDBS), a newly FDA-approved technology that can sense abnormal brain activity and automatically respond to
In this special episode of Speaking of the Brain, I sit down with Dr. Debebe Theodros, a neurosurgery resident at Stanford University and one of my mentors through the Harris Neuroscience Internship. We discuss Dr. Theod
In this special episode of Speaking of the Brain, I sit down with Dr. Debebe Theodros, a neurosurgery resident at Stanford University and one of my mentors through the Harris Neuroscience Internship. We discuss Dr. Theod
How does the brain turn practice into muscle memory? In this episode, we delve into how movement and memory are encoded in the brain, as explored through the work of Stanford neuroscientist Dr. Jun Ding. Learn how neural
Why do New Year’s resolutions start out strong and then fizzle so fast? On this episode of Speaking of the Brain, we dive into what your brain is really doing when you try to change. From habit loops to motivation crashe
Are you “left-brained” or “right-brained”? In this episode, we take a closer look at the popular myth behind the brain dominance theory and explore what neuroscience actually says. From hemispheric specialization to the
How does the brain turn practice into muscle memory? In this episode, we delve into how movement and memory are encoded in the brain, as explored through the work of Stanford neuroscientist Dr. Jun Ding. Learn how neural
In this episode, we explore the groundbreaking “digital bridge” developed by Dr. Grégoire Courtine and Dr. Jocelyne Bloch, a wireless brain-spine interface that helps restore movement after spinal cord injury. Learn how
Description: In this episode, we explore focused ultrasound–how this noninvasive technique targets deep brain circuits, how it can modulate neural activity, and why researchers see it as a breakthrough for treating condi
In this episode, we break down how your brain controls sleep–how it knows when to power down, what happens during each stage, and why quality rest is crucial for learning, memory, and mood. Sources: https://sleep.hms.har
Kicking off our very first episode, we dive into the neuroscience of stress: what triggers it, how your brain processes it, and what happens when stress becomes a daily norm. Sources: https://www.health.harvard.edu/stayi
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Speaking of the Brain is hosted by Madeline S. Cheng. The show is categorised under science and has published 10 episodes.
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