Miss Behavior Journal Club https://speakthescience.com/miss-behavior-journal-club-podcast/ Sat, 16 Aug 2025 17:31:20 +0000 https://speakthescience.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/MBJCLogo.jpgMiss Behavior Journal Clubhttps://speakthescience.com/miss-behavior-journal-club-podcast/ en-US203445743Podlove Podcast Publisher v4.4.2 c48851fd-db7c-490f-9d62-25db80b7be42 Amielle Moreno episodic Bringing you the latest neuroscience research with humor, humility, and humanity. Scientifically trained and certifiably funny people bringing you a behind-the-scenes look at the latest neuroscience research with humor, humility, and humanity. no yes Donate Through Patreon amielle.moreno@gmail.comAmielle Moreno FA changes with meditation are crazy AF (Bang et al., 2023) https://speakthescience.com/ep-62-meditation-makes-fa-crazy-af-bang-et-al-2023/1141/ Thu, 28 Mar 2024 16:33:38 +0000 podlove-2022-09-26t08:23:15+00:00-ea370a3e249147c 1141 01:02:22 Amielle Moreno Curious about the brain and how it controls behavior? Then the Miss Behavior Journal Club is the neuroscience comedy podcast for you! We're bring you a behind-the-scenes look at the latest neuroscience research with humor, humility and humanity. FA changes with meditation are crazy AF (Bang et al., 2023) 62 full

 

Take a break, quit piling on life’s suffering, and join Amielle and guest co-host Kate Sherman for an exploration of the neuroscience behind mindfulness meditation. They discuss some unexpected results from Bang et al. (2023) that mindfulness programs makes a major difference on white matter tracks and panic disorder recovery. Allow this audio stimulus—brimming with inspirational jingles and messages of self-compassion—to slam into who you are as a person. Also, your sister isn’t always right.

  • On the beauty of sadness: it’s okay to say, I am sad, thank you, Tobore (2023)
  • 5 Ways Sadness is Good for You, Forgas & Hickman (2017) 
  • Long-term benefits of mindfulness on white matter tracts underlying the cortical midline structures in panic disorder: A 2-year longitudinal study, Bang Psychiatry and Clinical Neuroscience, (2023)
  • Inducing a meditative state by artificial perturbations: A causal mechanistic understanding of brain dynamics underlying meditation, Dagnino, bioRxiv, (2023)
  • The neuroscience of mindfulness meditation, Tang, Nature Reviews Neuroscience, (2015)
  • Diffusion tensor imaging of the brain, Alexander et al. (2007)
  • Fractional anisotropy (FA) changes after several weeks of daily left high frequency rTMS of the prefrontal cortex to treat major depression, Kozel et al. (2012).
  • Precuneus background
  • Kristen Neff’s Self-Compassion Inventory
  • DBT & Me podcast
  • The Couch and the Chair podcast
  • Feature Paper intro song: “Oh Come On” by The Julie Ruin
  • Closing song performed by Kate Sherman, composed by Amielle Moreno
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]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes Sauced Up Science, Part 2 (Grodin et al., 2023) https://speakthescience.com/ep-61-sauced-up-science-part-2-grodin-et-al-2023-richards-et-al-2023/1124/ Tue, 13 Feb 2024 00:55:02 +0000 podlove-2024-04-06t16:21:21+00:00-b814f5861b1075d 1124 00:39:40 Amielle Moreno Curious about the brain and how it controls behavior? Then the Miss Behavior Journal Club is the neuroscience comedy podcast for you! We're bring you a behind-the-scenes look at the latest neuroscience research with humor, humility and humanity. Sauced Up Science, Part 2 (Grodin et al., 2023) 61 full

Tom and Amielle are back for Part II of their two-part series on alcohol. They’re getting real by sharing their alcohol use dependency scores and spilling pie juice. We learn the importance of keeping your anterior cingulate cortex clear of metabolites and sharing skull pictures on dates. Finally, our two co-hosts discuss a drug that not only helps you lose weight but curbs alcohol cravings. Also, Richard Simmons.

  • Hangovers: Q&A with Dr. Stephen Harding – Shalchi (2022)
  • Dental Cone Beam CT- RadiologyInfo.org (2022)
  • Semiglutide: EurekAlert!
  • Significant Decrease in Alcohol Use Disorder Symptoms Secondary to Semaglutide Therapy for Weight Loss: A Case Series (2023)
  • Alcohol Craving and Severity are Associated with Dorsal Anterior Cingulate Choline Levels in Individuals with an Alcohol Use Disorder (2023)
  • Richard Simmons on Who’s Line Is It Anyway?
  • Intro Song: Adaptation of Cherry Bomb by The Run Aways, lyrics by Amielle Moreno, vocals by Leah Krevitts and Amielle Moreno
  • Closing Song: Rye Whiskey by Punch Brothers, produced by Jon Brion.

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]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes Postpardon Me (Cheng et al., 2021) https://speakthescience.com/ep-59-postpardon-me-cheng-et-al-2021/1096/ Mon, 13 Nov 2023 21:07:33 +0000 podlove-2024-04-09t17:36:26+00:00-b2724a4624110bf 1096 01:06:20 Amielle Moreno Curious about the brain and how it controls behavior? Then the Miss Behavior Journal Club is the neuroscience comedy podcast for you! We're bring you a behind-the-scenes look at the latest neuroscience research with humor, humility and humanity. Postpardon Me (Cheng et al., 2021) 59 full

 

On this Journal Club, things get candid really fast. Rachel and Amelle launch into the latest and not-so-greatest in a special type of depression: postpartum depression. While attempts at humor are more scant than usual, this episode is full of drugs, hormones, and body leakage. Also, Gatorade.

    • Altered functional connectivity density and couplings in postpartum depression with and without anxiety, Cheng et al., (2021)
    • Background on postpartum depression
      • Prevalence and Risk Factors of Postpartum Depression in Women: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis, Liu et al., (2021)
      • Social effects of oxytocin in humans: context and person matter. Bartz et al., (2011)
      • Postpartum depression, Pearlstein et al., (2009)
    • Closing Song Tate McRae, don’t be sad RCA Records
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]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes Shmoos and Nanofiber Peptides Will Provide (Alvarez et al., 2023) https://speakthescience.com/ep-58-shmoos-and-nanofiber-peptides-will-provide-alvarez-et-al-2023/1021/ Wed, 15 Feb 2023 01:41:27 +0000 podlove-2024-03-22t23:31:28+00:00-8b92a870bbbcae4 1021 01:15:46 Amielle Moreno Curious about the brain and how it controls behavior? Then the Miss Behavior Journal Club is the neuroscience comedy podcast for you! We're bring you a behind-the-scenes look at the latest neuroscience research with humor, humility and humanity. Shmoos and Nanofiber Peptides Will Provide (Alvarez et al., 2023) 58 full

 

Let’s double dip into some neuroscience and animal research! Leah and Amielle are discussing how nanofibers are maturing neurons on the plate. We also get into results shared in a world wide twitter conference on animal behavior, hosted by ??? We might be shut out of the world of the published but we’re still publishing. So, join us and get some little peptide treats. Also, grooming behavior.

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]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yesCurious about the brain and how it controls behavior? Then the Miss Behavior Journal Club is the neuroscience comedy podcast for you! We're bring you a behind-the-scenes look at the latest neuroscience research with humor, humility and humanity. The Ask-a-Philosopher HotLine https://speakthescience.com/ep-57-the-ask-a-philosopher-hotline/1016/ Mon, 30 Jan 2023 20:45:38 +0000 podlove-2024-03-22t23:31:58+00:00-3d59b42f294eb1d 1016 00:34:46 Amielle Moreno The Ask-a-Philosopher HotLine 57 full

This episode is the third in our three part series on consciousness. While we do figure out that it’s a brain process, more importantly, we learn how to succeed in neuroscience. The Churchland method of scientific husbandry will have you breeding A-class neuroscientists! You might not get published, but your DNA will. Alternatively, you can try splitting your brain and accomplish twice as much. If you get hungry, just pop some pup brains in your mouth. And finally, don’t forget to make one of the figures in your next manuscript just a picture of two middle fingers. Also, go beg for me, baby.

Links

  • Ep 25: Dopamine Unto Others (Pat Churchland), Big Biology podcast (2019)
  • Ep 37: Loading the Dice (Eva Jablonka and Moncy Ginsburg), Big Biology podcast, (2020)
  • Is Consciousness a Brain Process?, Place, (1956)
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]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes Google Scholar Search: Fire Bad? https://speakthescience.com/ep-56-google-scholar-search-fire-bad/1010/ Thu, 05 Jan 2023 19:09:06 +0000 podlove-2023-01-05t19:01:28+00:00-bf272c7720c7ea4 1010 00:35:25 Amielle Moreno Google Scholar Search: Fire Bad? 56 full

It’s part two in our series on consciousness. We keep this journal club short and sweet, discussing ancient alien philosophers, personal wenuses, Phil Collins stutters, Ginsberg Golloba, koala qualia, and a gentle reminder that we’re stuff doing stuff made of stuff. Also, Dumpties.

  • Evolution of the Sensitive Soul: Learning and the Origins of Consciousness Ginsburg & Jablonka, (2019)
  • Ep 37: Loading the Dice (Eva Jablonka and Moncy Ginsburg), Big Biology podcast, (2020)
  • Is Consciousness a Brain Process?, Place, (1956)Learn more about his death, and his life here.
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]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes Rockin’ My Gadonken https://speakthescience.com/ep-55-rockin-my-gadonken/1006/ Tue, 20 Dec 2022 00:50:54 +0000 podlove-2022-12-20t00:43:13+00:00-66c0cd979efe7c3 1006 00:54:26 Amielle Moreno Rockin’ My Gadonken 55 full

 

Join the club for big group of your favorite co-hosts discussing the ever present question of humanity: what is consciousness? We’re experiencing experiences, visiting conscious archipelagos, discovering open-air spin coaches, the no-no list, and kadunkadunk gadoken. Also, Team Philosophy.

  • Consciousness Regained: Disentangling Mechanisms, Brain Systems, and Behavioral Responses, Storm et al., (2017)
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]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes Altruis-dicks (Scheggia et al., 2022) https://speakthescience.com/ep-54-altruis-dicks-scheggia-et-al-2022/999/ Mon, 21 Nov 2022 08:46:52 +0000 podlove-2022-11-21t02:11:43+00:00-ef670446b927748 999 00:58:36 Amielle Moreno Do us a big favor and rate the show. Although we know that if you’re a dominant male mouse, you probably already have. After learning what the heck that means, stick around for an off-the-wall game show exposing the flawed logic of scientists, including the hosts! Also, Watershit Downs. Altruis-dicks (Scheggia et al., 2022) 54 full

Do us a big favor and rate the show. Although we know that if you’re a dominant male mouse, you probably already have. After learning what the heck that means, stick around for an off-the-wall game show exposing the flawed logic of scientists, including the hosts! Also, Watershit Downs.

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  • Around 15:00 min – Reciprocal cortico-amygdala connections regulate prosocial and selfish choices in mice. Scheggia et al. (2022)
  • Structure and function differences in the prelimbic cortex to basolateral amygdala circuit mediate trait vulnerability in a novel model of acute social defeat stress in male mice. Grossman et al. – (2022) 
  • Behaviour: A lookout for luck. Powell (2017) 
  • Chemists share their lab superstitions. Jansen (2018)
  • Closing song by L’eggo Jazz, Ovatime
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]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yesDo us a big favor and rate the show. Although we know that if you’re a dominant male mouse, you probably already have. After learning what the heck that means, stick around for an off-the-wall game show exposing the flawed logic of scientists, including the hosts! Also, Watershit Downs. Triskakittyphobia (Kumar et al., 2004) https://speakthescience.com/ep-53-triskakittyphobia-kumar-et-al-2004/988/ Mon, 07 Nov 2022 16:34:48 +0000 podlove-2022-10-29t17:59:34+00:00-89487a2994b8128 988 00:58:18 Amielle Moreno It’s all cats, alcohol, and death this week at the Journal Club. In this Halloween hangover episode, Leah and Amielle are exploring irrational mistakes in cognition by exploring the behavior of believing superstitions. There’s big discussions about the movie Cats, the god Frya, curses, and packing cellulite. Keep your fingers crossed and join the club. Also, Japanese baseball players. Triskakittyphobia (Kumar et al., 2004) 53 full

 

It’s all cats, alcohol, and death this week at the Journal Club. In this Halloween hangover episode, Leah and Amielle are exploring irrational mistakes in cognition by exploring the behavior of believing superstitions. There’s big discussions about the movie Cats, the god Frya, curses, and packing cellulite. Even though your tonsils are safe, keep your fingers crossed and avoid redheads. Also, Japanese baseball players.

  • Superstition Citations: 
    • Around 21 min: Superstition and post-tonsillectomy hemorrhage. Kumar et al., (2004)
    • Malinowski Goes to College: Factors Influencing Students’ Use of Ritual and Superstition. Rudski & Edwards (2010)
    • Superstitious Behavior Among American and Japanese Professional Baseball Players. Burger & Lynn (2010). 
    • Medicine and magic. Hughes & French (2002)
    • Lunar cycle in homicides: a population-based time series study in Finland. Näyhä (2018)
    • Accessed October 31 2022, https://scienceworld.wolfram.com/astronomy/FridaytheThirteenth.html
    • Hunting success of lions affected by the moon’s phase in a wooded habitat. Preston et al. (2019)
    • Further reading: “Superstition” in the Pigeon. Skinner (1948)

    Other Citations

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]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yesIt’s all cats, alcohol, and death this week at the Journal Club. In this Halloween hangover episode, Leah and Amielle are exploring irrational mistakes in cognition by exploring the behavior of believing superstitions. There’s big discussions about the movie Cats, the god Frya, curses, and packing cellulite. Keep your fingers crossed and join the club. Also, Japanese baseball players. Neurological Underpinnings of Bitsies and Chompy-Chomps https://speakthescience.com/ep-52-neurological-underpinnings-of-bitsies-and-chompy-chomps/984/ Mon, 24 Oct 2022 19:58:45 +0000 podlove-2022-10-22t12:18:23+00:00-c1f5a6d7481356b 984 01:00:31 Amielle Moreno Neurological Underpinnings of Bitsies and Chompy-Chomps 52 full

 

October spooky fun continues on this zoonotic disease packed episode. Amielle terrifies with a story of a man who can’t stop ejaculating, retrograde transmission, and imbalanced Ying and Yang. Leah is having trouble driving due to philosophy and is dazzled by infrasonic sounds. Also, penguin necrophilia

  • Design and generation of recombinant rabies virus vectors, Osakada and Callaway (2013).
  • Clinical features of rabies patients with abnormal sexual behaviors as the presenting manifestations: a case report and literature review, Tian et al. (2019)
  • Diabolical effects of rabies encephalitis, Jackson (2016) 
  • Rabies: Understanding Neuropathology and Management Sharma et al. (2015) 
  • Rabies and Neuronal Tracing. Haery (2018)
  • The pathogenesis of experimental rabies. In: Nagano Y, Davenport FM (eds) Rabies, Johnson RT (1971).
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]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes Snakes on a Brain (Dinh et al., 2021) https://speakthescience.com/ep-51-snakes-on-a-brain-dinh-et-al-2021/974/ Mon, 10 Oct 2022 09:00:37 +0000 podlove-2022-10-09t15:44:55+00:00-a691c1e1f075de1 974 00:57:02 Amielle Moreno Snakes on a Brain (Dinh et al., 2021) 51 full

It’s time for spooky Halloween content and Nicole and Amielle have picked some fascinating and frightening science to share. Finally, we talk about the pulvinar and how snakes have programmed your brain through ancient evolutionary software. After hating on Frontiers Journals, Nicole tells us what female bats are yelling about and punches a tech-bro. Also, good news to all the land-owning males.

  • Around 4:18 min – Please fight the evil publishing overlords by clicking here and signing the petition to get science you paid for free
  • Read more about the petition here and here
  • Around 9:35 min – Preferential neuronal responses to snakes in the monkey medial prefrontal cortex support an evolutionary origin for ophidiophobia, Dinh et al. (2021).
  • Around 24:38 min – Everyday bat vocalizations contain information about emitter, addressee, context, and behavior, Prat et al, (2016).
  • Background on Subcortical Visual Processing: Investigating the subcortical route to the amygdala across species and in disordered fear responses, McFadyen (2019).
  • Outro Song: The Snake Song by Behind Bob’s Burgers
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]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes Attack of the Uncontrolled Variables (Georgiou et al., 2022) https://speakthescience.com/ep-50-attack-of-the-uncontrolled-variables-georgiou-et-al-2022/962/ Mon, 26 Sep 2022 08:25:42 +0000 podlove-2022-09-25t21:14:57+00:00-bd098bcfc0ebc49 962 01:09:54 Amielle Moreno Attack of the Uncontrolled Variables (Georgiou et al., 2022) 50 full

Leah and Amielle face nightmare variables with a smile for their 50th episode! We learn all about the powers of B.O. while perusing a paper from the journal of “…But Someone’s Gotta!” In this case, someone’s gotta investigate the effects of our smelly meat cases on the mice we study. This episode has it all! Apple cider vinegar! Segments-a-plenty! Topias, u- and dys-! Sucrose-related obscenity! Also, labiatories.

  • Around 8:40 min – Experiementers’ sex modulates mouse behaviors and neural responses to ketamine via corticotropin releasing factor, Georgiou et al. (2022).
  • Feature Paper intro song: “Oh Come On” by The Julie Ruin
  • Leah would like to apologize for her catastrophically simplistic characterization of fast neurotransmitters. For a better walkthrough, see: SnapShot: Neuromodulation (Bucher and Marder, 2013)
  • On cows, mice, engineering students, and stress sweat: Male mice and cows perceive human emotional chemosignals: a preliminary study, Destrez et al. (2021) 
  • Olfactory exposure to males, including men, causes stress and related analgesia in rodents (Sorge et al.) (2014)
  • The strange loophole that lets Hooters hire only female servers, Shamsian, (2015).
  • On athletes finding out they’re intersex through mandated testing: Personal Account: A woman tried and tested (Martínez-Patiño, 2005); Bonny Pal strikes a new goal (Bandyopadhyay, 2012)
  • Closing Song: “Don’t Do It” By Little Charlie and the Nightcats, source Alligator Records
  • Ketamine has all kinds of therapeutic potential–but shortly after recording this episode, we learned that Elijah McClain died when police gave him a ketamine overdose. Learn more about his death, and his life here.
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]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes Mighty Mitochondria and Malignant Microglia (Dräger et al., 2022; Geßner et al., 2022) https://speakthescience.com/ep-49-mighty-mitochondria-and-malignant-microglia-drager-et-al-2022-gesner-et-al-2022/943/ Mon, 12 Sep 2022 16:19:45 +0000 podlove-2022-09-10t21:35:27+00:00-1d5319f011c33a2 943 00:52:20 Amielle Moreno Mighty Mitochondria and Malignant Microglia (Dräger et al., 2022; Geßner et al., 2022) 49 full

Bad analogies, awkward singing, and strange voices? It must be a Tom episode! Tom joins Amielle for a lot of silliness, doorbell ringing, and cetaceans. When they aren’t insulting their own mothers, Tom and Amielle manage to talk about two new research papers. Tom gets into a methods paper where researchers make some microglia. Then Amielle dives into a paper all about how seals and whales survive without oxygen during long underwater dives. Also, “You Ask a Mouse a Cookie.”

    • Around 10:55 min – A CRISPRi/a platform in human iPSC-derived microglia uncovers regulators of disease states, Dräger et al., (2022)
    • Around 26 min – Transcriptomes Suggest That Pinniped and Cetacean Brains Have a High Capacity for Aerobic Metabolism While Reducing Energy-Intensive Processes Such as Synaptic Transmission Geßner et al., (2022)

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Friends new and old join us in celebrating all the silliness that life in meatspace has to offer. Tom tells us what he knows about science book (not much)! Amielle marvels at the creative limits of AI! Then, new friend of the show Lee tests out a new game of comedy and errors: Bot or Tot? Also, Darth Vader.

  • Tot-generated joke from Kids Write Joke
  • Bot-generated jokes, lovingly hand-picked and expertly contextualized by Janelle Shane, here: AI Weirdness

 

 

 

 

]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes Ep. 47: The Big Short Peptide (Moncrieff et al., 2022) https://speakthescience.com/the-big-short-peptide-moncrieff-et-al-2022/917/ Mon, 15 Aug 2022 16:05:59 +0000 podlove-2022-08-14t15:21:45+00:00-084cdccc863997c 917 01:05:33 Amielle Moreno 47 full

Misunderstanding or misconduct? Why not both! Leah and Amielle dive into two of the latest Earth-shattering and/or blindingly obvious controversies in neuroscience. First up: the long-misrepresented serotonin hypothesis of depression. Then: What does the amyloid hypothesis of Alzheimer’s have to do with the stock market? From antique vertebrae to mint chocolate chip botanists, science is fun (depending on your definition of fun). Also, angels don’t exist.

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]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes Eight Middle Tentacles (Poncet et al., 2022) https://speakthescience.com/ep-46-eight-middle-tentacles-poncet-et-al-2022/909/ Mon, 01 Aug 2022 17:00:46 +0000 podlove-2022-08-01t16:48:12+00:00-b908f967a16c717 909 01:03:48 Amielle Moreno Eight Middle Tentacles (Poncet et al., 2022) 46 full

This journal club, we talk about our favorite mollusk, the octopus! It turns out judging intelligence is very complicated. Not only do the findings of this study create a confusing chaos for researchers, it also throws Leah off. We have tea bags, self-cleaning science, and David Attenborough. Also, petards.

Links:

  • Around 16 minutes: Poncet, Unruly octopuses are the rule: Octopus vulgaris use multiple and individually variable strategies in an episodic-like memory task (2022).

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]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes A Three Minute Tour of Terror https://speakthescience.com/ep-40-a-three-minute-tour-of-terror/901/ Mon, 18 Jul 2022 14:49:01 +0000 podlove-2022-07-17t04:16:32+00:00-4b4ddbeb18ef94c 901 00:49:52 Amielle Moreno A Three Minute Tour of Terror 45 full

For an episode about sleep terrors, funny females Amielle and Leah don’t let it get too scary. But they do, dive seven inches under the sea and fathom the darkest corners of cruise comics, people hiding in drawers, and elongated eyeballs. They discuss how having sleep terrors is related to sleep walking, right after and before two very sexual stories. Also, the world wide release of the new folk music hit “Wide Open To My Window!”

Great Parasomnia Reviews: 

  • Sleep Terrors: An Updated Review. Leung AKC, et al., 2020;
  • Sleepwalking, sleep terrors, sexsomnia and other disorders of arousal: the old and the new. Idir Y, et al., 2022

Prevalence of Parasomnias Over Ages: 

  • Development of parasomnias from childhood to early adolescence. Laberge L, et al.,  2000

Sleep Walkers Have Better Recall?: 

  • Is sleep-related verbal memory consolidation impaired in sleepwalkers? Uguccioni, G, et al., 2015

]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes What The Kids Are Listening To (Abrams et al., 2022) https://speakthescience.com/ep-44-what-the-kids-are-listening-to-abrams-et-al-2022/879/ Tue, 21 Jun 2022 02:26:49 +0000 podlove-2022-06-21t02:22:00+00:00-12e8862328ff95f 879 00:55:30 Amielle Moreno Two certifiably funny people, bringing you the behind the scenes look at the latest neuroscience research. What The Kids Are Listening To (Abrams et al., 2022) 44 full

Tom Hage joins Amielle for an episode about self-regulation and adolescent attention. The erudite Tom discusses some serious Instagram research. Then the feature paper explores how children abandon their moms at the neuronal level. This is what happens when children stop being polite, and start being little &#$@s! Also, non-consensual cruises.

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]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes Ep. 43: Attack of the Fee-fees (Guimond et al., 2022) https://speakthescience.com/ep-43-attack-of-the-fee-fees-guimond-et-al-2022/813/ Mon, 06 Jun 2022 06:00:22 +0000 podlove-2022-06-05t18:22:58+00:00-298b28f46bde6d7 813 01:08:33 Amielle Moreno 43 full

Bust out your therapeutic emotion wheel, Leah and Amielle are affecting! This episode the ladies discuss two papers on the recognition of other’s emotions; from how serotonin transporters effect recognizing frowning faces to a featured paper on how the shape of the amygdala over time could predict developing psychosis. Leah faces her classic nemesis: words while Amielle keeps the train of refugees moving. We wrap it all up with a neuroethics discussion and dish about the famous inventor of The Nothing. Also, mongols.

  • Around 13 min – Brain serotonin transporter is associated with cognitive-affective biases in healthy individuals Armand et al., (2022)
  • Around 26 min – Altered amygdala shape trajectories and emotion recognition in youth at familial high risk of schizophrenia who develop psychosis Guimond et al. (2022)
  • CoBrA Labs: home of Multiple Automatically Generated Templates Brain Segmentation Algorithm (MAGeTbrain) and the most bad ass snake and brain logo
  • Around 1 hr 5 min – Cross-modal perception of identity by sound and taste in bottlenose dolphins (Bruck et al., 2022)
]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes Gamma 'Til I'm Gone (Vicente et al., 2022) https://speakthescience.com/ep-42-gamma-til-im-gone-vicente-et-al-2022/737/ Mon, 23 May 2022 17:27:16 +0000 podlove-2022-05-22t23:46:49+00:00-f1f754ca0b562c1 737 01:14:46 Amielle Moreno The lady scientists would like nothing more than to tell you all about the dying brain! We got gamma waves, dickensian bouquets, beached whales, and severed ox head batteries. Amielle presents a recent study where a dying man’s brain waves are analyzed. Leah tells case reports of individuals who have come back from the brink of death to tell the tale. And if all of that wasn’t enough, we (don’t) talk to comedian Shane Moss talking about DMT. Stick around until the end to hear secret tricks in conforming to social niceties in spite of preferring the void. Also, Frankenstein's monster’s attorney. Gamma 'Til I'm Gone (Vicente et al., 2022) 42 full The lady scientists would like nothing more than to tell you all about the dying brain! We got gamma waves, Dickensian bouquets, beached whales, and severed ox head batteries. Amielle presents a recent study where a dying man’s brain waves are analyzed. Leah tells case reports of individuals who have come back from the brink of death to tell the tale. And if all of that wasn’t enough, we (don’t) talk to comedian Shane Moss talking about DMT. Stick around until the end to hear secret tricks in conforming to social niceties in spite of preferring the void. Also, Frankenstein’s monster’s attorney.

  • 29:00 – Enhanced Interplay of Neuronal Coherence and Coupling in the Dying Human Brain (Vicente et al., 2022)
  • 36:00 – Guidelines and standards for the study of death and recalled experiences of death––a multidisciplinary consensus statement and proposed future directions (Parnia et al., 2022). 
  • 45:00 – Quotes begin from N,N-dimethyltryptamine and the pineal gland: Separating fact from myth (Nicols, 2018) 
  • Link to DMT pictures will be available on the show’s Twitter/Instagram feed
  • Shane Moss’s stand up and podcasts will be linked to from the show’s twitter feed

 

]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes Sweet and Sour Dolphin (Yao & Scott, 2022; Lopez, 2022) https://speakthescience.com/ep-41-sweet-and-sour-dolphin-yao-lopez-2022/658/ Mon, 09 May 2022 22:28:31 +0000 podlove-2022-05-18t03:29:55+00:00-c32b4e7b6c22111 658 01:08:39 Amielle Moreno This week at the Journal Club, Nicole and Amielle get into the significance of a moment on the lips and the follies of single authorships. They cover the benefits and challenges of fly research, how taste changes a body, and meringue’s of temptation. Next, it’s off to Italy to catch dolphins bursting and pulsing like middleschool girls. Prepare for dolphin impressions! Also, the devil’s nose. Sweet and Sour Dolphin (Yao & Scott, 2022; Lopez, 2022) 41 full This week at the Journal Club, Nicole and Amielle get into the significance of a moment on the lips and the follies of single authorships. They cover the benefits and challenges of fly research, how taste changes a body, and meringue’s of temptation. Next, it’s off to Italy to catch dolphins bursting and pulsing like middleschool girls. Prepare for dolphin impressions! Also, the devil’s nose.

  • 13:30 – Serotonergic neurons translate taste detection into internal nutrient regulation. Neuron. (Yao, Z., & Scott, K., 2022)
  • 30:00 – Artificial sweeteners and cancer risk: Results from the NutriNet-Santé population-based cohort study (Debras, C., et al., 2022)
  • 32:30 – Context-dependent and seasonal fluctuation in bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) vocalizations. (Díaz López B., 2022)
  • Thank you Dr. Stephanie Watwood and the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. Neither gave permission to use the audio included in this episode, because we didn’t get around to asking them, not because they’re dicks or something.
]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes Left Handed Insult (Pullman et al., 2022) https://speakthescience.com/ep-40-left-handed-insult-pullman-et-al-2022/657/ Mon, 25 Apr 2022 04:26:06 +0000 podlove-2022-05-18t03:29:55+00:00-876cf0ad58dcb40 657 01:00:31 Amielle Moreno After their bout with COVID, Tom and Amielle are back and talking about a little discipline with big notions called evolutionary psychology. How did some of these endeavoring scientists test if psychopathy is a mental disorder or an unconventional life strategy? Turns out you ask one simple question; Vladimir Putin or Ned Flanders? Also wild male adult atlantic walruses. Left Handed Insult (Pullman et al., 2022) 40 full

After their bout with COVID, Tom and Amielle are back and talking about a little discipline with big notions called evolutionary psychology. How did some of these endeavoring scientists test if psychopathy is a mental disorder or an unconventional life strategy? Turns out you ask one simple question; Vladimir Putin or Ned Flanders? Also wild male adult atlantic walruses.

  • Is Psychopathy a Mental Disorder or an Adaptation? Evidence From a Meta-Analysis of the Association Between Psychopathy and Handedness (Pullman et al., 2021)
  • Prevalence and correlates of psychopathic traits in the household population of Great Britain (Coid, J., Yang et al., 2009)
  • Cognitive Control Promotes Either Honesty or Dishonesty, Depending on One’s Moral Default (Speer et al., 2021)
  • “When Flanders Failed.” The Simpsons, created by Matt Groening, season 3, episode 3, Gracie Films in association with 20th Century Fox Television, 1991.
]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes Whips and Phone Chains (Kamping et al., 2016) https://speakthescience.com/ep-39-whips-and-phone-chains-kamping-et-al-2016/656/ Mon, 28 Mar 2022 10:00:00 +0000 podlove-2022-05-18t03:29:53+00:00-be2e2ec439a7226 656 00:35:26 Amielle Moreno Short and painfully sweet, this Journal Club we’re phoning it in with some noteworthy non-news. But, while low in minutes, the topics couldn’t be spicier. We bring you the connection between gingivitis and mental health and explore the top-down processing that makes “it hurt so good.” We discuss research on the brains of masochists when they experience pain. Also, ‘sup mushroom! Whips and Phone Chains (Kamping et al., 2016) 39 full Short and painfully sweet, this Journal Club we’re phoning it in with some noteworthy non-news. But, while low in minutes, the topics couldn’t be spicier. We bring you the connection between gingivitis and mental health and explore the top-down processing that makes “it hurt so good.” We discuss research on the brains of masochists when they experience pain. Also, ‘sup mushroom!

]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes …But they’re FISH?! (Kohda et al., 2022) https://speakthescience.com/ep-38-but-theyre-fish-kodha-et-al-2022/655/ Mon, 14 Mar 2022 03:36:10 +0000 podlove-2022-05-18t03:29:53+00:00-a1a6eb6d44f4ba0 655 01:05:37 Amielle Moreno Warning: those in the front row may get splashed during the show, because we’re talking about fish. The world of behavioral cognition and the old primate boys club is being shaken up by the mean mugging of the cleaner wrasse. Amielle reads between the lines and creates a wild dramatization of academic discord. Wow, even though they’re talking fish, these researchers are getting catty. Meanwhile, Leah gets contentious about consciousness. Also, macaque hate. …But they’re FISH?! (Kohda et al., 2022) 38 full Warning: those in the front row may get splashed during the show, because we’re talking about fish. The world of behavioral cognition and the old primate boys club is being shaken up by the mean mugging of the cleaner wrasse. Amielle reads between the lines and creates a wild dramatization of academic discord. Wow, even though they’re talking fish, these researchers are getting catty. Meanwhile, Leah gets contentious about consciousness. Also, macaque hate.

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]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes ADing Insult to Oxidative Stress (Reiken et al., 2022) https://speakthescience.com/ep-37-ading-insult-to-oxidative-stress-reiken-et-al-2022/654/ Mon, 28 Feb 2022 17:56:08 +0000 podlove-2022-05-18t03:29:53+00:00-f185efcc27740b2 654 01:01:48 Amielle Moreno This episode is brought to you by the color ‘fluorescent green’! The hosts are tangent crazy as they discuss the latest COVID brain research. What are the molecular changes in the COVID brain and could their similarity to Alzheimer’s explain these neurological symptoms? We also learn about Leah’s stance on sexy fish-men, and how she prints with fire. Amielle practices her pilot impressions and divulges the evolutionary importance of crocodiles. Also, when there’s no oxygen, Leah is gay. ADing Insult to Oxidative Stress (Reiken et al., 2022) 37 full

This episode is brought to you by the color ‘fluorescent green’! The hosts are tangent crazy as they discuss the latest COVID brain research. What are the molecular changes in the COVID brain and could their similarity to Alzheimer’s explain these neurological symptoms? We also learn about Leah’s stance on sexy fish-men, and how she prints with fire. Amielle practices her pilot impressions and divulges the evolutionary importance of crocodiles. Also, when there’s no oxygen, Leah is gay.

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]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes Leah LiCled a Little Lamb (Pedernera et al., 2022) https://speakthescience.com/ep-36-leah-licled-a-little-lamb-pedernera-et-al-2022/653/ Mon, 14 Feb 2022 18:18:57 +0000 podlove-2022-05-18t03:29:53+00:00-1afae9fec77984c 653 01:20:59 Amielle Moreno We begin this mouth-feel filled episode with a spiritual journey; drinking beer with hallucinogens in the Andes. Meanwhile, back at the ranch, it’s farmyard fun with a new study on lambs eating different flavors, textures, and poison! Somewhere in there, Amielle demands a whole bottle of whiskey and Leah achieves personality personal-growth. And finally, we discuss how your fears are gonna fuck up your sperm and next generations. Also, serial killer sheep. Leah LiCled a Little Lamb (Pedernera et al., 2022) 36 full We begin this mouth-feel filled episode with a spiritual journey; drinking beer with hallucinogens in the Andes. Meanwhile, back at the ranch, it’s farmyard fun with a new study on lambs eating different flavors, textures, and poison! Somewhere in there, Amielle demands a whole bottle of whiskey and Leah achieves personality personal-growth. And finally, we discuss how your fears are gonna fuck up your sperm and next generations. Also, serial killer sheep.

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]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes The Planet of Explanans (Buzsáki, 2020) https://speakthescience.com/ep-35-the-planet-of-explanans-buzsaki-2020/652/ Mon, 31 Jan 2022 18:15:11 +0000 podlove-2022-05-18t03:29:53+00:00-53984cac0cd6c78 652 01:21:37 Amielle Moreno Hold on to your neural networks. This is not an episode for intellectual light weights. Nicole Davies brings the inside-out rhetoric of theoretical philosophy of science to the Journal Club. In discussing an opinion piece 20 years in the making, Detective Cupidity Branco, Fears the Reviewers Davies, and Honorable Mention Moreno break down strategic research approaches, sprinkling explanans all around. Also, the Berenstain Bears suck! The Planet of Explanans (Buzsáki, 2020) 35 full Hold on to your neural networks. This is not an episode for intellectual light weights. Nicole Davies brings the inside-out rhetoric of theoretical philosophy of science to the Journal Club. In discussing an opinion piece 20 years in the making, Detective Cupidity Branco, Fears the Reviewers Davies, and Honorable Mention Moreno break down strategic research approaches, sprinkling explanans all around. Also, the Berenstain Bears suck!

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]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes Founding the Journal "...Someone’s Gotta?!" (Vacher, 2021) https://speakthescience.com/ep-34-founding-the-journal-someones-gotta-vacher-2021/651/ Mon, 17 Jan 2022 19:35:33 +0000 podlove-2022-05-18t03:29:53+00:00-27dc5677ca6b3d1 651 01:02:16 Amielle Moreno While New Years gives us a chance to start fresh, we explore how biology does not. It’s nice and all that the neural nets of the world are creating the best new year's resolutions for us, their play dough-like (or play dough familiar) counterparts. But, it seems the hormones of the prenatal environment are making some big decisions on our later behavior, governing how much myelin we’re growing. Also, quid nominum geminus? Founding the Journal "...Someone’s Gotta?!" (Vacher, 2021) 34 full While New Years gives us a chance to start fresh, we explore how biology does not. It’s nice and all that the neural nets of the world are creating the best new year’s resolutions for us, their play dough-like (or play dough familiar) counterparts. But, it seems the hormones of the prenatal environment are making some big decisions on our later behavior, governing how much myelin we’re growing. Also, quid nominum geminus?

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]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes Same as it ever GWAS with Co-Host Nicole Davies (Gialluisi et al., 2021) https://speakthescience.com/ep-33-same-as-it-ever-gwas-with-co-host-nicole-davies-gialluisi-et-al-2021/650/ Mon, 03 Jan 2022 16:28:40 +0000 podlove-2022-05-18t03:29:53+00:00-53c8454676de2cb 650 01:06:18 Amielle Moreno This week at the club, Amielle is joined by Nicole Davies to discuss possibly our most ironic paper. Amielle tackles her arch nemesis, dyslexia, when presenting a monster of a GWAS study on… developmental dyslexia! Get ready for Playboy magazine analogies, sad birthdays, politician punching and more hating on the country of Spain. Also, gas intelligence. Same as it ever GWAS with Co-Host Nicole Davies (Gialluisi et al., 2021) 33 full This week at the club, Amielle is joined by Nicole Davies to discuss possibly our most ironic paper. Amielle tackles her arch nemesis, dyslexia, when presenting a monster of a GWAS study on… developmental dyslexia! Get ready for Playboy magazine analogies, sad birthdays, politician punching and more hating on the country of Spain. Also, gas intelligence.

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  • Genome-wide association study reveals new insights into the heritability of genetic correlates of developmental dyslexia (Gialluisi et al., 2021)
  • How to understand Odds Ratios because you suffer from insomnia or are a masochist
  • Common forms of Cognitive Bias

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]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes Rats with Fortitude with guest Co-host Tom Hage (Domi, Xu, et al., 2021) https://speakthescience.com/ep-32-rats-with-fortitude-with-guest-co-host-tom-hage-domi-xu-et-al-2021/649/ Mon, 20 Dec 2021 20:17:13 +0000 podlove-2022-05-18t03:29:53+00:00-9bb9b504bbbb3f7 649 01:13:08 Amielle Moreno Ho Ho Who’s gonna make you wish you were dating a barnacle, talk about witches, and why your dad stays on the sauce? It’s Tom and Amielle! These two ho-ligans are getting into childhood development and the belief in Santa, as well as punishment-resistant alcohol drinking (Domi, Xu, et al., 2021). So, pour yourself a mug of eggnog and gather the 1940s rat children around the ol’ podcast player, because this is as X-mas-y the podcast is ever gonna get. Rats with Fortitude with guest Co-host Tom Hage (Domi, Xu, et al., 2021) 32 full Ho Ho Who’s gonna make you wish you were dating a barnacle, talk about witches, and why your dad stays on the sauce? It’s Tom and Amielle! These two ho-ligans are getting into childhood development and the belief in Santa, as well as punishment-resistant alcohol drinking (Domi, Xu, et al., 2021). So, pour yourself a mug of eggnog and gather the 1940s rat children around the ol’ podcast player, because this is as X-mas-y the podcast is ever gonna get.

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]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes Lots of Mouth Stuff (Tord et al., 2021) https://speakthescience.com/ep-31-lots-of-mouth-stuff-tord-et-al-2021/648/ Mon, 06 Dec 2021 19:56:43 +0000 podlove-2022-05-18t03:29:53+00:00-b237b4445e5595e 648 01:01:38 Amielle Moreno Who the hell do these scientific journals think they are? The hosts uncover the true relationship between scientists and these demanding domains. Meanwhile, greedy scientists are paid to eat icecream?! What is the world coming to? Also, the most spit-tastic bonus clip ever! Lots of Mouth Stuff (Tord et al., 2021) 31 full Who the hell do these scientific journals think they are? The hosts uncover the true relationship between scientists and these demanding domains. Meanwhile, greedy scientists are paid to eat icecream?! What is the world coming to? Also, the most spit-tastic bonus clip ever!

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]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes Nucleotidings of comfort and joy (Andres-Hernando, Cicerchi et al., 2021) https://speakthescience.com/ep-30-nucleotidings-of-comfort-and-joy-andres-hernando-cicerchi-et-al-2021/647/ Mon, 22 Nov 2021 19:42:15 +0000 podlove-2022-05-18t03:29:53+00:00-28f6da8160ab35e 647 01:22:53 Amielle Moreno Hope you're ready to metabolize a brand new episode all about tasty foods. This episode is served steaming hot with how umami flavors are making you wanna eat more. The superiority of biology over physics is on full display as it destroys basic measurements of conservation of mass. We also have a guest appearance of a surprise organ we don’t often spend time with, the liver! Also, gout. Nucleotidings of comfort and joy (Andres-Hernando, Cicerchi et al., 2021) 30 full Hope you’re ready to metabolize a brand new episode all about tasty foods. This episode is served steaming hot with how umami flavors are making you wanna eat more. The superiority of biology over physics is on full display as it destroys basic measurements of conservation of mass. We also have a guest appearance of a surprise organ we don’t often spend time with, the liver! Also, gout.

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]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes Funny Games (Peng et al. 2021) https://speakthescience.com/ep-29-funny-games-peng-et-al-2021/646/ Mon, 08 Nov 2021 19:55:52 +0000 podlove-2022-05-18t03:29:53+00:00-e2cbbb49772ee01 646 01:27:09 Amielle Moreno It may be November, but here at the journal club we’re still Halloween fiends. Long after the thrill of candy is gone, we dive into: more antisocial behavior research, 101 prisoner’s brains, designer evil mice, and SfN-inspired…“games”…? Listen till the end for a life pro tip on how to kill (a relationship). Also, hyena genitals. Funny Games (Peng et al. 2021) 29 full It may be November, but here at the journal club we’re still Halloween fiends. Long after the thrill of candy is gone, we dive into: more antisocial behavior research, 101 prisoner’s brains, designer evil mice, and SfN-inspired…“games”…? Listen till the end for a life pro tip on how to kill (a relationship). Also, hyena genitals.

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]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes Skulls, Eye-Balls, and Death, Oh My! https://speakthescience.com/ep-28-skulls-eye-balls-and-death-oh-my/645/ Mon, 25 Oct 2021 18:57:11 +0000 podlove-2022-05-18t03:29:53+00:00-ec7d2e2506258ff 645 01:07:12 Amielle Moreno Your hosts jump right into misbehaving from the beginning with material too scandalous for BYU. Spooky subjects include: penile memory, festive fisticuffs, and the current state of your long-term relationship. Skulls, Eye-Balls, and Death, Oh My! 28 full Your hosts jump right into misbehaving from the beginning with material too scandalous for BYU. Spooky subjects include: penile memory, festive fisticuffs, and the current state of your long-term relationship.

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  • 1:45 – An introduction (and farewell) to William James
  • The Varieties of Religious Experience
  • 7:00 – Ghost Delusion Article
    • Ghost Delusion Study: Blanke, O., Pozeg, P., Hara, M., Heydrich, L., Serino, A., Yamamoto, A., Rognini,G. (2014). Neurological and Robot-Controlled Induction of an Apparition. Current Biology, 24(22), 2681-2686.
  • Find Estate sales near you with the estatesales.net app
  • 17:40 – Why We Should Report Colorimetric Data In Every Paper (Veale et al.)
  • 23:45 – Spousal emotional support and relationship quality buffers pupillary response to horror movies (Graff et al., 2021)
  • Outro music: Hold Out Your Hand by Brandi Carlile
]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes Cannabinoids and Cannibals with Guest Co-Host Prof. Branco https://speakthescience.com/ep-27-cannabinoids-and-cannibals-with-guest-co-host-prof-branco/644/ Mon, 11 Oct 2021 15:36:24 +0000 podlove-2022-05-18t03:29:53+00:00-02bad9d5fe2ffbe 644 01:07:22 Amielle Moreno Things are getting creepy this October at the Journal Club. Professor Branco co-hosts, and shines a light on the twisted diet and sexual behavior of nematodes. We find out what your mouthparts say about your sexual exploits. Then, a pink gummed, murderino Amielle gets into how the fatty acid in your amygdala won’t affect your BMI but might be a biomarker for antisocial personality disorder. Also, pretty beetles. Cannabinoids and Cannibals with Guest Co-Host Prof. Branco 27 full Things are getting creepy this October at the Journal Club. Professor Branco co-hosts, and shines a light on the twisted diet and sexual behavior of nematodes. We find out what your mouthparts say about your sexual exploits. Then, a pink gummed, murderino Amielle gets into how the fatty acid in your amygdala won’t affect your BMI but might be a biomarker for antisocial personality disorder. Also, pretty beetles.

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]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes Moral Miss Alignment (Speer et al., 2021) https://speakthescience.com/ep-26-moral-miss-alignment-speer-et-al-2021/643/ Mon, 27 Sep 2021 19:12:59 +0000 podlove-2022-05-18t03:29:53+00:00-eb48b9cc3e4763d 643 01:03:06 Amielle Moreno A steady southerly saltwater storm soaks the journal club parade. Leah rains on Amielle’s personality-test parade! Amielle rains on Leah’s urinating sheep parade! Then Amielle, in true True Neutral fashion, exercises immense cognitive control while she reports on what happens in the cheating brain. Also, Stroopy Boi! Moral Miss Alignment (Speer et al., 2021) 26 full A steady southerly saltwater storm soaks the journal club parade. Leah rains on Amielle’s personality-test parade! Amielle rains on Leah’s urinating sheep parade! Then Amielle, in true True Neutral fashion, exercises immense cognitive control while she reports on what happens in the cheating brain. Also, Stroopy Boi!

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]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes Goats to Plug, Amino Acids to Chug (Salleh, Basri, & Yaakub, 2021) https://speakthescience.com/ep-25-goats-to-plug-amino-acids-to-chug-salleh-basri-yaakub-2021/642/ Mon, 13 Sep 2021 17:40:44 +0000 podlove-2022-05-18t03:29:53+00:00-9522bc04c1f44aa 642 00:58:29 Amielle Moreno This episode covers topics from the pharmacy to the farmyard, with lots of tangents. Experience the music of felines before you learn just how sneaky supplement companies can be. Then, fix yourself a PB&J sandwich while you learn all about goat reproduction. Also, electron cliches. Goats to Plug, Amino Acids to Chug (Salleh, Basri, & Yaakub, 2021) 25 full This episode covers topics from the pharmacy to the farmyard, with lots of tangents. Experience the music of felines before you learn just how sneaky supplement companies can be. Then, fix yourself a PB&J sandwich while you learn all about goat reproduction. Also, electron cliches.

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]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes Escape from the Globalist Jellyfish (Wang et al., 2021) https://speakthescience.com/ep-24-escape-from-the-globalist-jellyfish-wang-et-al-2021/641/ Mon, 30 Aug 2021 18:40:17 +0000 podlove-2022-05-18t03:29:53+00:00-326cdc4d527de33 641 01:10:51 Amielle Moreno So that hot paper at the end of the bar shot you down. What are you going to do, activate your mammillary bodies in conjunction with your anterior hypothalamus (Wang et al., 2021)? Are you going to let your microglia activate in your anterior cingulate cortex (Cao, Chen, Liu, et al., 2021)?! No! You’re going to make some goat curry and join the journal club as we discuss microglia munchies and mouse obstacle courses! Also, NC-17 drawings. Escape from the Globalist Jellyfish (Wang et al., 2021) 24 full So that hot paper at the end of the bar shot you down. What are you going to do, activate your mammillary bodies in conjunction with your anterior hypothalamus (Wang et al., 2021)? Are you going to let your microglia activate in your anterior cingulate cortex (Cao, Chen, Liu, et al., 2021)?! No! You’re going to make some goat curry and join the journal club as we discuss microglia munchies and mouse obstacle courses! Also, NC-17 drawings.

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]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes New Non-drug ADHD Treatment Has…Oh look, a bird! with Guest Host Nicole Davies https://speakthescience.com/ep-23-new-non-drug-adhd-treatment-hasoh-look-a-bird-with-guest-host-nicole-davies/640/ Mon, 16 Aug 2021 04:06:43 +0000 podlove-2022-05-18t03:29:53+00:00-6c58107882d4622 640 01:21:17 Amielle Moreno The H-index is off the charts as Amielle and Nicole Davies chat about how attention and syllables don’t exist. We learn about a new non-pharmaceutical ADHD treatment that threatens to ruin video games (Mishra et al., 2021). And there’s sometimes a good reason why juvenile zebra finches decide to disobey their tutors (Tchernichovski et al., 2021). Also, c&#$ plots. New Non-drug ADHD Treatment Has…Oh look, a bird! with Guest Host Nicole Davies 23 full The H-index is off the charts as Amielle and Nicole Davies chat about how attention and syllables don’t exist. We learn about a new non-pharmaceutical ADHD treatment that threatens to ruin video games (Mishra et al., 2021). And there’s sometimes a good reason why juvenile zebra finches decide to disobey their tutors (Tchernichovski et al., 2021). Also, c&#$ plots.

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  • All videos of Davies’ SciPyConf queso eating have been scrubbed from the internet.
  • ~13:00 – Closed-loop neurofeedback of alpha synchrony during goal-directed attention. (Mishra et al., 2021)
  • ~31:00 – Spontaneous network coupling enables efficient task performance without local task-induced activations. (Allaman et al., 2020)
  • ~35:00 – No one knows what attention is. (Hommel et al., 2019)
  • ~46:00 – Balanced imitation sustains song culture in zebra finches. (Tchernichovski et al., 2021)
  • ~1:15:00 – Discussion on the merits of sharing scientific concepts: Scientific conclusions need not be accurate, justified, or believed by their authors. (Dang & Bright, 2021)
]]> amielle.moreno@gmail.com (Amielle Moreno)yes