SciFri Radio: Neurology

SciFri Radio: From Thought To Movement
Researchers have recorded the brain signals responsible for movement outside the brain and used them to reconstruct hand movement in three...

SciFri Radio: Listening to Frog Love Songs
What can the love songs of South African frogs tell us about communication and the brain?

SciFri Radio: 'Manufacturing Depression'
Millions of Americans take antidepressant medications. But how did that come to be, and does such widespread use of antidepressants serve a real...

SciFri Radio: Rewiring the Brain With Stem Cells
New research finds that in mice, transplanted neurons grown from embryonic stem cells can form proper connections with other brain parts.

SciFri Radio: Eric Kandel
A conversation with Nobel-winning neurobiologist Eric Kandel about learning and memory.

SciFri Radio: Weekends at Bellevue
Have you ever wondered what the weekend shift might be like in a major city's psychiatric emergency room?

SciFri Radio: The Science of Clinical Psychology
How solid is the science behind clinical psychology? A group of practitioners suggests a new accreditation system for clinical psychological...

SciFri Radio: Two Personalities, One Brain?
We'll talk about the condition known as dissociative identity disorder.

SciFri Radio: Concussions
We'll hear about research into the long term health effects of concussions, and about what can be done to minimize damage from brain trauma.

SciFri Radio: Science of Zombies
Yes, we know they're imaginary -- but what would a psychiatrist make of the brain of a zombie?

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SciFri Newsbriefs: Neurology

Newsbrief: Mapping the Social Brain
What goes through your head when you hear about your reputation, or social status?

Newsbrief: Dogs Bark, Birds Chirp, Fish Grunt
The origin of vocal communication--like talking--may date back to prehistoric fish.