Brain Sciences Foundation Podcast

The Brain Sciences Foundation is a non-profit scientific foundation devoted to the development of new techniques and ideas for understanding the human brain. Our BSF Fellowship is a network of dedicated scientists, all working in their respective fields to develop new interdisciplinary fields within brain science. This feed is dedicated to publishing interviews and articles about these scientists. For more information, check out our website at brainsciencesfoundation.org. or check out our journal at brainsciencesjournal.org.

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Watch BSF Fellow Dr. Ed Boyden give a TED talk on optogenetics & its possible applications

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Watch BSF Senior Fellow Tomaso Poggio give a talk about the development of perception in machine and computer systems. He suggests that progress could be made in this field by re-examining the human brain.

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Link to a scientific review paper by BSF fellow Gerry Leisman recently published in Frontiers in Integrated Neuroscience. (full text)

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BSF Fellow Alexander Wissner-Gross give a talk about seasteading (setting up autonomous cities on the ocean) & establishing financial network hubs in these floating communities.

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Watch Brain Sciences Foundation Researcher David Dalrymple give a talk about where he sees the future mathematics & neuroscience heading at the Ted-X conference in Montreal.

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"Behavioral Science at the Speed of Light": BSF Fellow Edward Boyden featured in this article in the APS Observer.

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Very interesting blog post inspired by the work of BSF Fellow Alexander Wissner-Gross

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BSF Fellow and expert on Islamist movements Matthieu Guidere talks about the Arab spring and the role of Muslim identity in the emerging democracies in that region.