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The “Dream Catcher” experiment

20 August 2008

Researchers of BM-Science participate in the “Dream Catcher” experiment held within the scope of the international collaboration project “Other minds: The Neurophilosophy and Neuroethics of Intersubjectivity.”
By analyzing brain based data collected during sleep, the researchers try to reveal whether the subject was dreaming and what was the subject dreaming of. If the results are positive or passed better than chance, then the data (and the analysis result) must reflect “the phenomenal level” of brain organization.

BM-Science and Mind, Consciousness and Language Network (Italy) agree on a new joint collaboration

04 August 2008

BM-Science and the Italian research network “Mind, Consciousness and Language” have agreed to carry out a joint research project aiming to investigate brain operations underlying the production and comprehension of the meanings of words.

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  1. Finnish business magazine publishes an interview with BM-Science researchers
  2. Public courses in Moscow and satellite cities in the frame of the "Educational Program" of BM-Science
  3. BM-Science participates in the 14th World Congress of Psychophysiology, St Petersburg, 2008
  4. BM-Science intensifies its attention on social matters by starting a new educational program targeting the general public

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Curiosities of the Brain

  • How does sense of taste serve the Brain?

    The sweet taste signals the identification of energy rich foods, umami recognizes the amino acids of proteins, salt ensures the proper electrolyte balance and sour and bitter tastes warn against potentially toxic or poisonous intakes.

  • Should you make the Brain drunk?

    Very low doses can have the positive effect of reducing damage caused by mental or emotional stress and can actually improve response times. In sustained high doses alcohol “shrinks” the brain that results in cognitive impairment. Foetal alcohol exposure has multiple bad effects on infant brain development and represents a leading cause of mental retardation.

  • How much coffee the Brain would like?

    Coffee does much more than keep you awake – it actually reduced cognitive decline. Studies demonstrated that the optimal dose was three cups of coffee per day. Caffeine was proposed to stimulate certain neurons that protect against neurotoxicity.

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