03 May 2018
The theory underlying this study emphasizes that the Self constituted an integral, structural and organising core of an individual’s personality. The findings of the study both add to the growing evidence that conceptualizes the experiential selfhood in terms of self-referential processes, and also illuminate the link between such processes and their neurophysiological representation by means of a specially dedicated and
26 February 2018
The article “Topodynamics of metastable brains” published in Physics of Life Reviews journal is among this journal’s articles that have had the most social media attention during 2017 according to the recent report of the PlumX Metrics. PlumX Metrics provide insights into the ways people interact with individual pieces of research output (articles, conference proceedings, book chapters, and many more) in the online environment.
21 December 2017
During the 2017 year BM-Science researchers held a series of public seminars and lectures aiming to educate a general public about the functional state of the brain, its relation to personality, different cognitive and mental conditions, stress and neuropsychopathology. They also include practical information allowing to self-regulate different brain-mind states and process with different approaches (meditation, yoga, neuronutrition and diet, as well as physical exercise).
- BM-Science researchers launch a research project “Controlled disentangling of self-components: Neurophenomenological QEEG study”
- Selfhood trinity: Neurophenomenological evidence
- The "Self", The "Me", The "I": The neurophysiological basis of "I" and the mind development has been explored in a seminar of The Finnish Society for Natural Philosophy (Helsinki, Finland)
- BM-Science organises a roundtable on the theme "Meditation, brain function and the Self"