One of the major changes in our environment over the last two decades has been the huge increase in plastic pollution. Does plastic get into…
There are plastics lodged in the human brain. How do they get there, and what are they doing?
Lab Talk
A comparison of measures and methodologies of the Global Mind Project, World Mental Health Survey Initiative & World Happiness Report
Tracking and understanding the mental state of populations around the world is important for understanding how we are faring as a collective humanity and determining…
Representativeness of the Global Mind Project Data
Self-report survey has been one of the main tools in the study of human populations in matters of mind across numerous disciplines from Sociology to…
Understanding the Construction of the MHQ Score
Here we explain how and why the MHQ scale is constructed including addressing common questions such as why the MHQ uses a negative-positive scale as…
EEG Approaches to Measuring Depth of Anesthesia
What are the common approaches to measuring depth of anesthesia in clinical application and how do we evaluate the algorithms used? Monitoring the depth of…
Bidirectional Interface for BCI
Performing a motor task requires a feedback loop that informs the brain of success of each motor action. For sensory impaired this means brain computer…
The Slope of the Power Spectrum: An important metric in EEG
The slope that represents the decay of the EEG power spectrum carries important information about the signal that can eliminate many of the inconsistencies of…
Fundamentals of Biological Intelligence
What are the fundamental principles of biological intelligence. Here is a theory that brings together various foundational theories into an integrated framework, one called practopoiesis…
Challenges of Methodological Variability in EEG
Methodological variability is a challenge in the EEG field at various levels. This video provides a view of these challenges in four major areas along…
How Intelligent Are Neurons?
If individual neurons were as intelligent as little minions, how would we know? The experimental paradigms today assume they are not, what should we change…
