Click Here to Read: The growing impact and dangers of global warming by Bryan Dyne on the World Socialist Website on November 27, 2012.
Category: Science News
Scientists See Promise in Deep-Learning Programs
Team solves birth and migration mysteries of cortex’s powerful inhibitors, ‘chandelier’ cells
The Nature Of Conscious Thought May Be Rhythmic
Running (from) Depression: a Controlled study vs. Sertraline
What is that is going on (in) here, psychoanalytically: Lower remission rate with excercise vs. Sertraline. We have more to learn about this thing called “depression.”
NSzajnberg, MD Managing Editor
Dr. Noordsy referenced a study from researchers at Duke University in which 156 patients with major depressive disorder (MDD) were randomly assigned either to aerobic exercise, sertraline therapy (50 mg to 200 mg), or both for 4 months. Continue reading Running (from) Depression: a Controlled study vs. Sertraline
Stone Tools Point to Creative Work by Early Humans in Africa
Getting Into a Benefactor’s Head
Click here to read “Getting Into a Benefactor’s Head” by David Wallis from The New York Times on November 8, 2012.
Through Q&A with Philanthropic Psychologist and Assistant Professor at the Center of Philanthropy at Indiana University, Jen Shang, summarizes the learnings behind donor behavior and provides practical advice for non-profits looking to increase funding.
The Beatles’ Surprising Contribution To Brain Science
Click Here to Read and Listen To: The Beatles’ Surprising Contribution To Brain Science by Jon Hamilton on the VPR website oOn November 8, 2012.
