At long last it has happened. Fabiano Caruana, former United States chess champion and top ten player has won the right to challenge for the world chess championship in London in November. This is the first time since 1996 that an American has qualified for the championship and the first time since since 1972 that... Continue Reading →
The latest edition of the Potential magazine has a profile of Greg Suess, creator of the Greg Suess Podcast and Neuroscience Phd candidate of GSU's Neuroscience Institute. The profile is a Q&A asking questions about how the podcast was conceived to inspirations on topics. The Q&A transcript is below but you can also find... Continue Reading →
2018 is a celebration of the Neuroscience Institute at GSU being around for ten years!! Liz Weaver, associate director of the Brains and Behavior program and editor and chief of the Potential magazine has decided to dedicate the spring issue to the Neuroscience Institute's tenth birthday!!! Inside you will find a brief oral history of... Continue Reading →
On today's podcast Greg sits down with Dr. Nino Ramirez, professor and director for integrative brain research at Seattle's children hospital about moving and conducting research all over the world through graduate school and post-doc training (1:35), the inspiration (pun intended) to study biological rhythms related to children’s diseases (6:38), research studying biological respiratory rhythms... Continue Reading →
Part 2 of the NFL off-season podcast has Greg and Reilly talking about the NFL draft, specifically what does Cleveland do at 1 (2:07), the quarterback class (7:41), the Giants draft strategy (15:46), the rest of the draft big board and quarterback fits (18:52),Packers and Colts draft strategy and some breaking news!!! (37:47)
Greg and Reilly have a long overdue 2017 playoffs (1:54) and Superbowl recap (6:54), go over upcoming free agency (24:35), have some 2017 stats trivia (48:31), and predict the 2018 NFL awards (55:04).
Introduction to 2018 and changes
On today's podcast, Greg sits down with music neuroscientist Ani Patel of Tufts to discuss composers native language has an imprint on there music (1:34)the type of training to become a music neuroscientist (6:41),discuss whether animals move to musical beats similar to humans (10:52), the type of students that Dr. Patel seeks out (19:15), the... Continue Reading →
Greg sits down with Dr. Amita Seghal, who's chronobiology work contributed to the 2017 Nobel prize in Physiology or Medicine to discuss research before drosophila (2:13),challenges starting grad school in a new city (5:07) research in early grad school (6:46), transition to post doc work (10:02), research involved with the 2017 Nobel Prize (13:26), discovery... Continue Reading →
