Fun looking back at coinages right at coin-ception.
In his 1957 article, before settling on "psychedelic" (mind-manifesting), Humphry Osmond also entertained "psychehormic" (mind-rousing), "psychelytic" (mind-releasing), & "psychezymic" (mind-fermenting), among others.
Nice write-up of work lead by @cliffordianw, also involving @_SHumphries @FranHartung @GKAguirre and Joe Kable. Neurocognitive research examines why people with facial anomalies are regarded as having flawed characters via @psypost https://t.co/8TkvKRVQC1
When art transports us, where do we actually go? – https://t.co/B9l4BHKWzq? J G Fichte (1762-1814) ‘the unploughed fields of our minds are opened up, & if we one day decide in freedom to take possession of them, we find half the resistance removed & half the work done.’
“Not surprisingly, the ‘City of Brotherly Love’ is home to one of the largest collections in the country, with pieces like the widely photographed "Love" sculpture and Rocky statue outside the @philamuseum.”
@ExistWell My condolences, David. Having been at bedside for two close deaths in recent years I have so much respect and appreciation for hospice and palliative teams -and also recognize vital gaps in end of life care remain. Thank you for this important work, I look forward to reading
Dogs, the little prince, neuroimaging, multilingual speech comprehension - what a lack of imagination that I never thought to put these favorite things together myself https://t.co/MblEOa8y47
Just found "Brain, Beauty, & Art" by @Anjan435 and @EileenCardillo in the mail. A wonderful collection of entertaining essays. And it also has a chapter about the the neural code of architectural styles by Heeyoung Choo, Bardia Nakrahei, Jack Nasar and me. https://t.co/8U6pOg4mDP
Fascinating musings on the brain’s need to predict. I have no words—other than it was an honor to write a chapter for #ThinkTank and I’d also love to come back as a manatee or tapeworm. A Neuroscientist Prepares for Death - The Atlantic https://t.co/OUrUvkpj4u
Yesterday, saw the Suzanne Valdon exhibit @the_barnes with @EileenCardillo. Highly recommended. Fineberg's review of the show and Ms. Valdon, ignored by the canon maker, in @BrooklynRail, captures what makes this exhibit amazing. https://t.co/yGcZeE9NPD
Join us on 1/2 at 10AM for the first #PECOFreeFirstSundayFamilyDay of the year! ✨ Celebrate the New Year with us on what would have been Dr. Albert C. Barnes’s 150th birthday. 🎟️ Get your free tix: https://t.co/eQhIsVRmFz
Congratulations to @Anjan435 (@PennNeurology/@PCfN__), recently awarded a Creative Forces: @NEAarts Military Healing Arts Network grant to research how art therapy impacts emotional processing & self-regulation in service members & veterans!🎨🎉 @HJFMilMed https://t.co/rHjSTUMJ0A
Submissions are now open for the 2022 Society for the Neuroscience of Creativity annual meeting, April 22-23rd, preceding the Cognitive Neuroscience Society (@CNSmtg, @CogNeuroNews) meeting in San Francisco, CA!https://t.co/cIV3VZ1qFK
Tree canopy isn't just beautiful - it has a significant impact on our health & well-being, even crime, & is a critical, inequitably distributed tool for combating the climate crisis https://t.co/mCbjQEKEWa