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About Mind the Brain
Linking neuroscience research, psychological disorders, health and well-being. The Mind the Brain team follows. Click for full bios.
Clinical Psychologist and Professor in the Department of Psychiatry, University of Pennsylvania, James (Jim) Coyne, PhD @coyneoftherealm.
Psychiatrist at the Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care System and Stanford Univ School of Medicine Researcher & Clinical Professor, Shaili Jain, MD,@shailijainmd.
Neuroscientist and Senior Lecturer at the School of Medical Sciences and member of the Centre for Brain Research at University of Auckland, Fabiana Kubke, PhD @kubke.
Neuroscientist and former Senior Editor of PLOS Biology, Ruchir Shah, PhD @ruch_one.
Psychiatrist and Health Sciences Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior at the University of California Irvine School of Medicine, Adrian Preda, M.D. @adrianpreda.
Subscribe to this Blog- Violence Against Women: Implications for our communities, our world and our future May 23, 2013It is near impossible to escape the commanding news headlines: The horrific details that are emerging about the years of violent captivity of three women in a home in Ohio; The fifteen year old Californian teenager who was allegedly sexually … […]Shaili Jain, MD
- Mind the Brain Podcast Episode 01 – The Neuroscience of Art, Beauty, and Aesthetics May 16, 2013Hello readers, my name is Ruchir Shah, and I am the newest contributor to the Mind the Brain blog. I am a neuroscientist by training, but have a passion for story telling as well. I will be contributing a regular … […]Ruchir Shah
- Newly found CLARITY May 9, 2013Most of us would receive the news of not getting a grant with dread and frustration. Yesterday, finding out I did not get to the second round of the Marsden Fund actually made me feel good. There is a sense … […]Fabiana Kubke PhD
- Hearing Voices: PTSD and Auditory Hallucinations April 24, 2013One of the greatest benefits of being affiliated with a major university is the opportunities that often arise to engage in interdisciplinary collaboration. I was invited, by Composer and researcher Jonathan Berger, to present at the seventh annual Music and … […]Shaili Jain, MD
- Cancer as a psychological trauma April 15, 2013Does diagnosis and treatment of cancer leave many people suffering from PTSD? Cancer is routinely portrayed as a psychological trauma in the media. Dramatizing it as traumatic is a standard way of introducing psychological studies of cancer. A diagnosis of … […]James Coyne PhD
- Violence Against Women: Implications for our communities, our world and our future May 23, 2013