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Shtick to Solutions: Learn to manage uncertainty from the people who thrive in chaosWhen:
Tuesday, 18 August, 2020 12:00 pmWho:
Peter McGrawWhere:
Online (Zoom)Upcoming Events
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Never Enough: The Neuroscience and Experience of AddictionWhen:
Tuesday, 17 November, 2020 12:00 pmWho:
Judith Grisel, PhDWhere:
Online (Zoom)
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What the Future Holds for Brain ScienceWhen:
Tuesday, 23 March, 2021 7:00 pmWho:
Jenny Hsieh, PhDWhere:
Online (Zoom)Past Events
VIRTUAL EVENT: Hack Your Brain – Living a mindful life in the midst of challenging times
Life is short. The brain is tricky. Sometimes, the natural way we respond to a problem actually locks it in…and because it may be possible to work around problems, it can be easy to allow them to stay. Why do problems stick around and how much better could life be? Join us for a conversation […]
VIRTUAL EVENT: How Isolation Impacts Addiction
Isolation impacts us all, but what happens when it’s compounded with managing an addiction? While routines are disrupted, we may find ourselves more vulnerable to falling into old habits – or developing new ones. In this session, neuroscientist and recovering addict, Dr. Judith Grisel (Bucknell), will help you understand the impact isolation has on addiction […]
VIRTUAL EVENT: Good Decision Making in the Age of Coronavirus
You may find it hard to make good decisions right now, and you’re not alone. There are several factors that come together that cause this difficulty. There is a real and present threat in the world. There is a lot of uncertainty. Your habits have all been disrupted. In this session, Dr. Markman wants to […]
2020 Menagerie of Marvels Gala – SOLD OUT
SOLD OUT! The 2020 Mind Science annual gala theme is “Menagerie of Marvels…Carnival of Wonders at the Argyle.” Experience the sights and sounds of an vintage carnival, enjoy delicious food and drink, and partake in the evening’s entertaining games, including our famous “Tom Slick Treasure Hunt.” Your support of Mind Science allows us to fund […]
Synesthesia: Where Arts and Science Collide
NOTE: THIS EVENT IS FULL. NO RESERVATIONS OR TICKETS REMAIN. People with synesthesia experience the ordinary world in extraordinary ways. For some people each letter has its own distinct color; for others, words have tastes, the sequence of numbers glide through space, or music is an animated spectacle. In this talk, Dr. Jamie Ward (University […]
Lunch & Learn: Friendship and Your Brain
Enjoy a delicious lunch in the intimate surroundings of the Argyle Club, while learning how to best support the development of healthy social relationships for yourself and those you care about. We all need friends. Deeper and more numerous friendships promote health, well-being, survival, and even financial success. By contrast, social exclusion and loneliness evoke […]