On Your Mind Neuroscience Podcast

This week ont the On Your Mind Neuroscience Podcast:

The whole crew is back in studio this week for another neuroscience adventure.  We’re dipping into the realm of brain imaging with a couple of articles that, if nothing else, have got us talking about what we can get from a MRI.  We’ve also got tales of extraterrestrial intelligence and see through jelly mice before moving onto our article this week, which tackles the full scope of disease modelling from humans to stem cells to mice and back again.

This week on the On Your Mind Neuroscience Podcast: 

Coming at you from three provinces! We talk about the future of CIHR funding, why the Chinese are hacking science agencies, and how Kathryn has been an author on four papers without even knowing it. Then how changes in dopamine projections change the epigenetics of their downstream targets? 

For links to everything we talked about today and full show notes head to www.onyourmind.ca/funding-projections

Kat's on vacation this week, but it won't stop her from calling in to talk neuroscience with the guys. We're talking about the place for creativity in science, the role of private vs public funders and the ongoing saga with the Human Brain Project. Then it's onto this week's article about adapter proteins in the clearance protein aggregates, including mutant huntingtin. For links to everything we talked about today, full show notes and more head to www.onyourmind.ca/taking-cues

This week on the On Your Mind Neuroscience Podcast:

It’s an ultra-rare episode with all three hosts in the same room!  We’re talking about the degrees of plagiarism, the scientific 1% and the lack of predictive power in animal research.  Then it’s onto our article this week, about the migration of neural progenitors and the involvement of the microtubule protein Eml1 in subcortical heterotopias. 

For full show notes, links to what we've talked about and more head to onyourmind.ca/emlgrating-to-heterotipa

And we’re back!  This week, we’ll talk about the history of women’s role in science, the controversy over the Human Brain Project in Europe and how it may be more enjoyable to give yourself a few electric shocks than to be alone with your own thoughts.  Then it’s onto a paper that uses a genetic approach to explore cell patterning in mouse retinas

For links, full show notes and more head to OnYourMind.ca/PTTG1-Keeps-You-Regular

Sorry everybody, no real episode this week, but next time, we promise!

Find all our old episodes at www.onyourmind.ca

This week on the On Your Mind neuroscince podcast:

A bonus episde! We get an update from Liam about the ISSCR conference, and hear about Adels commitee stuggles and Kats high profile meetings. No paper, No what's On our Minds, lots of late night giggles!

This week on OYM we get to play a little Monday morning quarterback on postpublication peer review. We get a taste of what its like to be in the neurosurgical OR and Liam’s headed to Vancouver for a conference. Our article this week is about mitochondrial health and how Parkin/PINK1 aren’t the only show in town when it comes to protecting out little ATP machines and maybe preventing Parkinson’s Disease!

 

 

For link to everything we talked about and full show notes check out www.onyourmind.ca/mul1ng-over-mitochondria

This week on the On Your Mind Neuroscience Podcast: 

Why you should drink before you get stabbed; Will your self driving car kill you to save someone else? and a new tool helps predict if you'll become a PI. Finally, a new stem cell model of ALS suggests the involvment of ER stress response. 

This week on the On Your Mind neuroscience podcast:

We’re back from CAN and talking about conference dynamics and poster marketing.  This episode also touches on some cognitive science, the role of intuition in science and a paper that combines two levels of study to collect mRNA from specific subpopulation of projection neurons. 

For links to all the things we've talked about this week and full show notes check out www.OnYourMind.ca/nanobody-snatchers