BrainStorm is an event that connects neuroscience researchers with the coaching and capital they need to fund their research projects. Join the Mind Science Foundation on October 15, 2019 for an engaging experience as neuroscience research finalists pitch their...
The BrainStorm 2018 winner is revealed to the audience who voted for and chose the recipient of $30,000! Winner: Subbulakshmi Sankarasubramanian (University of Cambridge) – $30,000 Runners up: Ken Paller, PhD and Karen Konkoly (Northwestern University), and...
“Practice Makes Perfect: Does Social Experience in Early Life Guide Proper Brain Maturation?” Rein seeks to learn how early experiences shape the social development of our brains. Several parts of the brain are known to be involved in social function, but...
THE PROJECT: Amber Hopkins and Aaron Schurger (Chapman University) and Tian Lan (California Institute of Technology) are researching intentional binding, or how the brain perceives action and its sensory outcome as being much closer together in time. That gap between...
Subbulakshmi Sankarasubramanian (University of Cambridge), winner of BrainStorm 2018, dazzles the audience in the pitch for her research project seeking to answer the question: Can we suppress traumatic memories that cause us emotional pain? Ms. Sankarasubramanian is...
