Tag: memory
event:The Secret Science Club presents Neuroscientist Ottavio Arancio
by Greg on May.11, 2009, under Science Event
Brain and Memory: The Secret Science Club presents Neuroscientist Ottavio Arancio at the Bell House (continue reading…)
Interesting science news 4-6-09
by Greg on Apr.06, 2009, under Science Life
Science, science everywhere, so let’s drink up! Here is a nice mix of news that may make you revisit your ideas of how our world works. For all those global warming skeptics out there, we have ice shelves the size of large states breaking up; for other the supernatural believers in addition to this video) this revelation of the NJ UFO hoax; for all those people who think that the perpetuation of poverty is a choice, we have a new study on how poverty affects brain development; for energy Luddites who think our grid modernization hinges on proper energy storage, we have something for them too; and for Jim, we have a story about how awesome being funny is. Enjoy!
jokes and memory
by Greg on Mar.26, 2009, under Science Life Musing
That onion article i posted earlier reminded me of a great NY Times article i read recently on memory and jokes, specifically, why is it so hard to remember jokes. I love this part: (continue reading…)
how kids learn
by Greg on Mar.25, 2009, under Science Life
“In one ear, and out the other” a popular adage spoken by parents the world over. This new research shows how that statement is far from true:
