In this episode we chat with Dr. Arianna Gard about her recent work documenting what's reported and what's NOT reported in neuroscience research projects. So what's missing? Turns out, a lot! Tune in to find out more.

If you're interested in reading the full report, the full report is freely available on bioRxiv: https://doi.org/10.1101/2024.09.28.615619.

Dr. Jessica Magidson shares her work on substance use disorder and what she's doing to increase access to mental health and substance use treatment resources for rural Marylander's.

Why is sleep important? How does sleep affect cognition? And, are tired people really less attractive? Tune in to hear Dr. David Yager discuss the neuroscience of sleep, its impact on everyday functioning, and "microsleeps".

In this episode, we hear about co-host Abigail Nicolas' journey into psychology and her interests outside the classroom.

Technology is everywhere, but how can it be leveraged to help deliver mental health services to those in need? In today's episode, Dr. Henry Willis discusses his efforts to advance real-world solutions to addressing the mental health crisis.

Today, Dr. Henry Willis breaks down the literature on the role of social media in youth mental health. Is social media all bad, or are there potential benefits for particular communities? Tune in and find out more!

Take a moment to learn about Dr. Henry Willis, a faculty member in the Department of Psychology at the University of Maryland. Who is this "Dr. Henry" and how did he end up in a career in Psychology?

Can you improve your working memory through "brain training"? Dr. Michael Dougherty shares his research on working memory training and his views on the broader scientific literature on this topic.