Links (engl.) zum Thema Neurowissenschaft / Neuro science
Literatur
- Rudolf Hernegger, Wahrnehmung und Bewußtsein. Ein Diskussionsbeitrag zu den Neuropsychologien (vergriffen) Spektrum Akademischer Verlag, Heidelberg, 1995, April 1999
- Dr. Louann Brizendine (*1952) US-amerikanische Neuropsychiaterin, Professorin für Neurobiologie, UCB, populärwissenschaftliche Erfolgsautorin, Referentin, The female Brain, Broadway, Erstauflage, 1. August 2006
- Michael Pauen, Illusion Freiheit? Mögliche und unmögliche Konsequenzen der Hirnforschung, Fischer Verlag Frankfurt, 2004, 2. Auflage, 14. September 2006
- Benjamin Libet, Mind Time. Wie das Gehirn Bewusstsein produziert, Suhrkamp Verlag Frankfurt, 2005, 2. Auflage, 25. Juni 2007
- Gerhard Roth, deutscher Hirnforscher, Michael Pauen, Freiheit, Schuld und Verantwortung. Grundzüge einer naturalistischen Theorie der Willensfreiheit, Suhrkamp Verlag (edition unseld), 2. Auflage, 22. September 2008
- Professor Wolf Singer, deutscher Neurophysiologe, Hirnforscher, Matthieu Ricard, französischer buddhistischer Mönch, studierter Molekularbiologe, Hirnforschung und Meditation. Ein Dialog, Suhrkamp, Erstauflage, 13. Juli 2009
- Dr. Andrew Newberg, US-amerikanischer Hirnforscher, Religionswissenschaftler, Mark Robert Waldman, US-amerikanischer Hirnforscher, Psychotherapeut, Center for Spirituality and the Mind, Universität von Pennsylvania, Der Fingerabdruck Gottes. Wie religiöse und spirituelle Erfahrungen unser Gehirn verändern, München, Kailash. 6. April 2010
- Norman Doidge, M.D., normandoidge.com, kanadisch-US-amerikanischer Psychiater, Psychoanalytiker, Hirnforscher, Neustart im Kopf. Wie sich unser Gehirn selbst repariert, Campus Verlag, 3. März 2008
- Dr. Louann Brizendine (*1952) US-amerikanische Neuropsychiaterin, Professorin für Neurobiologie, UCB, populärwissenschaftliche Erfolgsautorin, Referentin, The Male Brain, Three Rivers Press, 25. Januar 2011
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Literatur (engl.)
- Dr. Elmer Green, US American physicist, biofeedback pioneer, author, lecturer, Alyce Green (†), Beyond Biofeedback, Knoll Pub Co., October 1989
Combining the disciplines of Autogenic Training and Biofeedback Training
- Tor Norretranders (*1955) Danish author of popular science, The User Illusion. Cutting Consciousness Down to Size, Penguin Press Science, new edition, 1. August 1999
- Daniel G. Amen M.D., US American neuropsychiatrist, self-help guru, bestselling author and medical director of the Amen Clinic, Change Your Brain, Change Your Life. The Breakthrough Program for Conquering Anxiety, Depression, Obsessiveness, Anger, and Impulsiveness, Three Rivers Press, reprint edition, 31. December 1999
- Andrew Newberg M.D., brain researcher, Eugene G. D'Aquili, Vince Rause, Why God Won't Go Away. Brain Science and the Biology of Belief, Ballantine Books, 3. April 2001
- Steven R. Quartz, Terrence J. Sejnowski, Liars, Lovers, and Heroes. What the New Brain Science Reveals About How We Become Who We Are, William Morrow, 1st edition, 1. October 2002
- Antonio Damasio, US American neurologist, University of Iowa, Looking for Spinoza. Joy, Sorrow, and the Feeling Brain, Mariner Books, 1. December 2003
- Jonathan Haidt, US American professor of Positive Psychology, University of Virginia, The Happiness Hypothesis. Finding Modern Truth in Ancient Wisdom, The Happiness Hypothesis. Finding Modern Truth in Ancient Wisdom, Perseus Books, 1st edition, 31. October 2005
- Sandra J. Ackerman, Hard Science, Hard Choices. Facts, Ethics, and Policies Guiding Brain Science Today, Dana Press Dana Foundation Series on Neuroethics, 31. May 2006
- Dr. Louann Brizendine, professor in neurobiology, neuropsychiatrist, UC Berkeley, The Female Brain, Broadway, 1st edition, 1. August 2006
- Andrew Newberg M.D., US American brain researcher, Mark Robert Waldman, US American brain researcher, psychotherapist, Associate Fellow at the Center for Spirituality and the Mind, University of Pennsylvania, Why We Believe What We Believe. Uncovering Our Biological Need for Meaning, Spirituality, and Truth, Free Press, 12. September 2006
- Sharon Begley, US American senior editor, Newsweek, Train Your Mind, Change Your Brain. How a New Science Reveals Our Extraordinary Potential to Transform Ourselves, Ballantine Books, 1st edition, 2. January 2007
- Norman Doidge, M.D. normandoidge.com, Canadian US American psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, brain researcher, essayist, The Brain That Changes Itself. Stories of Personal Triumph from the Frontiers of Brain Science, Viking Adult, 1st edition, 15. March 2007
- Louann Brizendine, Ph.D., M.D. (*1952) US American professor in neurobiology, UC Berkeley, author, lecturer, The Female Brain, Broadway, 1st reprint edition, 7. August 2007
- Jill Bolte Taylor Ph.D.]], US American neuroscientist, My Stroke of Insight. A Brain Scientist's Personal Journey, Plume, 1st reprint, 26. Mai 2009
- Judith Horstman and Scientific American, The Scientific American Day in the Life of Your Brain, Jossey-Bass, 1st edition, 31. August 2009
- Daniel G. Amen M.D., US American neuropsychiatrist, The Brain in Love. 12 Lessons to Enhance Your Love Life, Scribd excerpt Three Rivers Press, reprint edition, 14. July 2009
- Rick Hanson, Ph.D., Richard Mendius, M.D., neurologist, Buddha’s Brain. The Practical Neuroscience of Happiness, Love, and Wisdom, joining modern science with ancient teachings, New Harbinger, 1st edition, 1. November 2009
- Daniel G. Amen, US American psychiatrist, self-help guru, bestselling author and medical director of the Amen Clinic, Change Your Brain, Change Your Body. Use Your Brain to Get and Keep the Body You Have Always Wanted, Harmony, 1st edition, 16. February 2010
- Dr. Louann Brizendine, professor in neurobiology, neuropsychiatrist, UC Berkeley, The Male Brain, Broadway, 1st edition, 23. March 2010
- Andrew Newberg M.D., US American brain researcher, , US American brain researcher, psychotherapist, Associate Fellow at the Center for Spirituality and the Mind, University of Pennsylvania, How God Changes Your Brain. Breakthrough Findings from a Leading Neuroscientist, Ballantine Books, 23. March 2010
- Louann Brizendine, Ph.D., M.D. (*1952) US American professor in neurobiology, UC Berkeley, author, lecturer, The Male Brain, Three Rivers Press, 25. January 2011
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Externe Weblinks
- Revolutionieren die Neurowissenschaften die Gesellschaft?, Heise.de
- Die Abhängigkeit des Bewusstseins von Hirnprozessen Heise.de
- Gott im Gehirn, Thomas M. Schmidt, HSK Wiesbaden Abt. Neurochirurgie
- Der letzte Mensch blinzelt., Detlef Linke, Hirnforscher, Telepolis, 31. Mai 1996
- Bewusstsein auch nach Gehirntod, School of Medicine, University of Southhampton, 29. Juni 2001
- Prof. Dr. Stephen Porges stephenporges.com US-amerikanischer Professor für Psychiatrie, Leiter des Brain-Body Centers, medizinische Fakultät, Universität von Chicago, Illinois, Polyvagal-Theorie: Die drei neuralen Kreisläufe als Regulatoren für unser reaktives Verhalten, übersetzt von Urs Honauer, Februar 2003
- Prof. Dr. Stephen Porges stephenporges.com US-amerikanischer Professor für Psychiatrie, Leiter des Brain-Body Centers, medizinische Fakultät, Universität von Chicago, Illinois, Neurozeption – die drei Regelkreise des Autonomen Nervensystems, übersetzt Urs Honauer, Juni 2005
- Halluzinogene Pilze wirken wirklich, Spektrumdirekt, Online Wissenschaftszeitung, 12. Juli 2006
- Die Gefühle des Drachenbaums Vor 40 Jahren schloss Cleve Backster seine Lieblingspflanze an einen Lügendetektor an.; Artikel von Xaver Frühbeis, Deutschlandradio, Kalenderblatt 2006
- Meme, Der Code unserer Kultur, Meme sind mächtiger als die Gene. PM-Magazin.de, September 2007
- Außerkörperliche Erfahrungen. Wahrnehmung des Selbst in einem virtuellen Körper experimentell nachgewiesen, deutsch-schweizerisches Experiment zur Manipulation der Selbstwahrnehmung; Studie "Video Ergo Sum: Manipulating Bodily Self-Consciousness" (Science 317, 1096-1099), IDW-Online, Mainz, 23. August 2007
- Von der Neuroethik zum Neurorecht?, Stephan Schleim, Tade M. Spranger, Henrik Walter; Heise.de, 28. August 2007
- Schlagartige Einsicht von Jill Bolte-Taylor, deutsche Übersetzung des Transkripts des TED Talks Videos My Stroke of Insight, Petra Mecklenburg, Liebewahrheit.de, März 2008
- Mitgefühlsstudie von Prof. Richard Davidson (f-Kernspin-Hirnscans von tibetischen Mönchen), Gehirne von Tibet-Mönchen drastisch verändert, Welt online Wissen, 26. März 2008
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Externe Weblinks (engl.)
- Sharon Begley, Scans of Monks' Brains Show Meditation Alters Structure, Functioning, The Wall Street Journal, Science Journal, pg. B1, 5. November 2004
- God Is in the Dendrites. Can "neurotheology" bridge the gap between religion and science?, George Johnson, Magazine Brains!, Neuroscientific findings, 26. April 2007
[Gott ist in den Dendriten. Kann die Neurotheologie den Spalt zwischen Religion und Wissenschaft überbrücken?]
- Jill Bolte Taylor, neuroscientist, Stroke Of Insight, transcript of presentation at TED Talk, 2008
- Richard Alleyne, science correspondent, Love hormone Oxytocin helps soldiers like each other and hate the enemy, 11. June 2010
A study suggests soldiers form loyal "Bands of Brothers" fighting and dying for each other because they have the same instincts that let mothers ferociously protect their newborns.
- To the brain, getting burned, getting dumped feel the same, presented by CNN.com, Health.com, 29. March 2011
The brain doesn't distinguish between physical pain and intense emotional pain. Science [a study led by Ethan Kross, Ph.D., dept. of psychology, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA] confirmed that heartache and breakups are not allegorical pains, but real pains.
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Audio- und Videolinks
- TV Präsentation von Professor Dr. Manfred Spitzer, Hirnforscher, Geist & Gehirn Video-Serie BR-online.de, BR-Alpha, (Real Video)
- Arvid Leigh, Produzent von über 100 Podcasts, Weimar, Braincast – auf der Frequenz von Geist und Gehirn, präsentiert von Braincast1.blogspot.com, in Zusammenarbeit mit Zeitschrift Gehirn&Geist, ab September 2005
Brainlogs.de Frequenz von Geist und Gehirn, ab Braincast # 92, Oktober 2007
- TV Dokumentation mit Dr. Andrew Newberg, Neurowissenschaftler zur Neurotheologie, Gott im Gehirn. Religiöse Gefühle als evolutionärer Vorteil?, Wie Gott das Gehirn erschuf, DELTA TV, Sender 3sat, gesendet 29. Juni 2006
- Videointerview mit Prof. Gerhard Roth, deutscher Neurologe, Hirnforscher, The difference between men's and women's brains [Der Unterschied zwischen den Gehirnen von Männern und Frauen]], YouTube Film, 1:45 Minuten Dauer, eingestellt 17. Oktober 2007
- Videopräsentation von Professor Dr. Wolf Singer, Max Planck Institut Frankfurt, Erforschung der Meditation, präsentiert von TV-Sender 3sat, Masters of Wisdom, YouTube Film, 3:39 Minuten Dauer, eingestellt 12. Mai 2008
- TV-Dokumentation Wahrheit? Alles Lüge! Wie das Gehirn Wirklichkeit konstruiert, Teil 1/4, TV-Sender Arte Wissenschaft, Christopher Zahlten, YouTube Film, 10:49 Minuten Dauer, eingestellt 11. Dezember 2008
- Ausschnitt 3sat TV-Dokumentation, John Dylan Haynes (*1971) Neurophysiker / computergestützte Hirnforschung, Max Planck Institut, Leipzig, Der "freie" Wille und unsere Entscheidungen, YouTube Film, MastersofWisdom, 10:24 Minuten Dauer, eingestellt 30. März 2009
- Videointerview mit Prof. DDr. Gerald Hüther gerald-huether.de (*1951) deutscher Neurobiologe, Hirnforscher, wissenschaftlicher und populärwissenschaftlicher Referent und Autor, Belohnung ist genauso falsch wie Bestrafung , didacta 2011, Stuttgart, interviewt von managerSeminare, YouTube Film, 6:15 Minuten Dauer, eingestellt 30. Mai 2011
- Videopräsentation mit Prof. DDr. Gerald Hüther gerald-huether.de (*1951) deutscher Neurobiologe, Professor für neurobiologische Grundlagenforschung, Universität Göttingen, wissenschaftlicher und populärwissenschaftlicher Referent und Autor, Wie man sein Gehirn optimal nutzt, 2008, YouTube Film, 125:37 Minuten Dauer, eingestellt 27. Juni 2011
- Videointerview mit Prof. DDr. Gerald Hüther gerald-huether.de (*1951) deutscher Neurobiologe, Professor für neurobiologische Grundlagenforschung, Universität Göttingen, wissenschaftlicher und populärwissenschaftlicher Referent und Autor, Der Mensch: So verändert sich unser Hirn im Umfeld von Unsicherheit, 10. Zukunftskongress des 2b AHEAD ThinkTanks, Destedt bei Braunschweig, Juni 2011, YouTube Film, 7:41 Minuten Dauer, eingestellt 6. September 2011
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Brainlogs.de Frequenz von Geist und Gehirn, ab # 92 (Oktober 2007)
- # 4 Intelligenz, 1. Oktober 2005
Definitionen, Eckdaten und Hintergruende über Intelligenz, Woher und wofür?
- # 7 Geist und Körper, 20. Oktober 2005
Innenverhältnis Körper, Gehirn und Geist
- # 9 Liebe, 5. November 2005
Große Gefühle, Lebensnotwendiges, Neurologie und Hormonelles bei Verliebtheit, Liebe und Verlassenwerden; Treue, Homosexualität, Hypothalamus, Orgasmen, 2 Minuspunkte für Männer
- # 13 Ich will, 1. Dezember 2005
Der Freie Wille aus neurobiologischer Sicht, B. Libet-Experiment
- # 14 Das Gedächtnis, 8. Dezember 2005
Gedächtnis, eine hochkreative Angelegenheit; absolutes Gedächtnis, kein reiner Segen.
- # 16 Das Gute im Menschen, 22. Dezember 2005
Moral, Altruismus, Fairness, Freundlichkeit
- # 17 Die Welt da draußen,13. Januar 2006
Neurologischer Konstruktivismus
- # 21 Gefühlsgesteuert, 11. Februar 2006
Fluch und Segen von Emotionen und Gefühlen; über den Körper; Überlebensentscheidungen
- # 22 Vernunftbegabt 19. Februar 2006
Planen, handeln, hemmen - die Hauptaufgaben des präfrontalen Cortex (PFC); direkte Verbindung zum Gefühl und das Soziale.
- # 27 Sprache, 1. April 2006
Douglas Adams These ist: Das Gehirn arbeitet, wenn man aufhört zu reden? Möglichkeiten und Wirkungen der Sprache
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- # 44 Das Glück im Sinn, 16. September 2006
Glück ist bereits vorhanden; hedonistische Tretmühle
- # 47 Der Tod, neurologisch, 7. Oktober 2006
Nahtodeserlebnisse, Lichttunnel und Schwebezustände beim Sterben sind neurologisch zu erklären.
- # 48 Humor und Lachen, 14. Oktober 2006
Witze sind komplex, stellen hohe Anforderungen an den Hörer. Bei Verstehen belohnen sie Körper und Geist. Hintergründe des Witzigen.
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- # 61 Biofeedback - Ein Blick in Körper und Geist 27. Januar 2007
Biofeedback kann unbewusste Körperprozesse bewusst machen. Beeinflussung von Magensäuregehalt, Stress, Herzschlag und Atmung
- # 63 Schmerz, 10. Februar 2007
Schmerz ist lebensnotwendig, von störend bis unerträglich, diffus oder punktuell, akut bis chronisch und grundsätzlich. Herkunft, Verarbeitung und die Rolle der Geistes
- # 68 Diskussion: The God Delusion, 24. März 2007
Diskussion: Richard Dawkins, Biologe, The God Delusion, Extreme polarisierend, "Kampf" Wissenschaft gegen Kirche
- # 70 Manchmal besser gehemmt, 14. April 2007
Neurologische Hemmung ist unverzichtbar, dargestellt an Zellen, Arealen, Gedächtnis, soziales Miteinander und Kreativität
- # 76 Schizophren, 2. Juni 2007
Das Krankheitsbild Schizophrenie ist umstritten bei ein Prozent der Bevölkerung weltweit. Symptome, Selbstversuch, Entstehung; die eigenen Gedanken sind unkontrollierbar
- # 77 Die Zeit, 9. Juni 2007
Zeit ist eine hochkomplexe Sache, psychologisch und neurologisch sehr flexibel; dargestellt an Kampfsport, Krankheiten; Zeitsinn auf Dopamin.
- # 78 Angst im Hirn: die Amygdala, 16. Juni 2007
Die Amygdala ist die einflussreichste Hirnstruktur; reagiert auf Bedrohung zum Selbsterhalt
- # 79 Die reine Wahrheit, 24. Juni 2007
Was ist wahr, was ist real – im Gehirn? Was sagen die Philosophen dazu?
- # 83 Unkontrollierte Wahrnehmung, 29. Juli 2007
Priming ist oft unbewusste Wahrnehmung, unbewusste Hinführung zur Interpretation, Entscheidung und Stimmung. Evolutionär sinnvoll, Anfälligkeit für Beeinflussung durch Werbung und Verkauf
- # 85 , 25. August 2007
Aufmerksamkeit – steuern wir sie (bottom-up) oder steuert sie uns (top-down)? Ist das Gehirn strukturell von unten oder funktional von oben zu erklären; neurologische Konstruktivismus; kognitive Beschränktheit von Rassisten
- # 88 Grundsätzliches: Hemisphären, 22. September 2007
Das menschliche Großhirn besteht aus zwei Hälften mit unterschiedlichen Aufgaben. Optimismus und Depression, Sprache und Musik. Aufbau, Verbindendes und Trennendes sowie Bewusstsein.
- # 90 Weisheit, 6. Oktober 2007
Weisheit als erlesenste Möglichkeiten im Gehirn.
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Audio- und Videolinks (engl.)
- Video documentary with Dr. Elmer Green, US-American physicist, biofeedback pioneer, author, lecturer, Biofeedback. The Yoga of the West, produced by Elda Hartley, Hartley Film Foundation, Cos Cob, CT, 1975
Physiological studies of yogis in India in 1974
- Video Podium discussion with speakers Paul Helfrich, Achim Köddermann, Leonard Shlain on Right Brain / Left Brain: Creativity, Art, Science, 57th Annual Conference on World Affairs [CWA 57-3303], presented by The University of Colorado, Boulder, moderator Carolyn Schuham, Google video, 1:22:44 duration, filmed 4. April 2005, posted 6. April 2005
- Video interview with couple Patricia Churchland and Paul Churchland, neurophilosophers, Department of Philosophy, UC San Diego, on From the engine of reason to the seat of the soul. A brain-wise conversation, presented by The Science Network (TSN), The Science Studio, host Roger Bingham, 1:45:00 duration, 10. June 2006
- Video interview with Professor Vilayanur S. Ramachandran, neuroscientist, director, Center for Brain and Cognition, Psychology Department and the Neurosciences Program, University of California, San Diego, Take the Neuron Express for a brief tour of consciousness, Transcript, PDF, presented by The Science Network (TSN), The Science Studio, host Roger Bingham, 1:53:00 duration, 10. June 2006
- TV video presentation by Richard Restak, MD, neuropsychiatrist, on The Naked Brain, author event sponsored by Politics and Prose bookstore, Washington, DC, Fora TV, 48:57 minutes duration, 4. November 2006
- Video lecture by Dale Allen, US American one-woman performer, In Our Right Minds, presented by InOurRightMinds.com, Google video excerpt, dynamic multi media performance, 95 minutes duration, 7:28 minutes duration, posted 13. December 2006
Exploring the roots of the left-brain dominant culture, the emergence of alphabetic literacy across the world and the correlating subjugation of women and all things "female", "the goddess archetype as a metaphor for the right-brain wisdom"
- Video interview with Rodolfo Llinás, Columbian-American neuroscientist, professor of Neuroscience and Chairman of the department of Physiology, Neuroscience, NYU School of Medicine, on Enter the "i of the vortex", Transcript, PDF, presented by The Science Network (TSN), The Science Studio, host Roger Bingham, minute 33: Free Will; minute 53: Nano-wiring the brain; 1:12:00 duration, 17. April 2007
- Video presentation by Jeff Hawkins, Redwood Center for Theoretical Neuroscience in Berkeley, Calif., Brain science is about to fundamentally change computing, presented by TED Talks, 20:24 minutes duration, recorded February 2003, Monterey, CA, posted 23. May 2007
The brain isn't like a powerful computer processor. It's more like a memory system that records everything we experience and helps us predict, intelligently, what will happen next.
- Audio recording by Alan Watts (1915-1973) [LoC 485] on Prickles and Goo, presented by Furry Carlos Productions, South Park, animation by Trey Parker, Matt Stone, YouTube film, 2:35 minutes duration, posted 23. August 2007
- The difference between men's and women's brains, First Science TV, Differences, YouTube film, 1:45 minutes duration, posted 17. October 2007
- Deepak Chopra, David Lynch and Donovan, SEROTONIN RISING, presented by Serotoninirising.com, YouTube film, 3:34 minutes duration, posted 14. February 2008
- Video presentation by Philippe R. Goldin Ph.D., neuroscientist, Stanford University, Psychology Department, USA, on Cognitive Neuroscience of Mindfulness Meditation, presented by Google Tech Talks, Mountain View, CA, YouTube film, 48:54 minutes duration, posted 1. March 2008
- Video presentation by Paola Antonelli, Design and the Elastic Mind, presented by TED Talks, 17:40 minutes duration, recorded December 2007, posted October 2008
- Video presentation by Philippe R. Goldin Ph.D., neuroscientist, Stanford University, Psychology Department, USA, on http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tShDYA3NFVs!The Neuroscience of Emotions, presented by Google Tech Talks, Mountain View, CA, 16. September 2008, YouTube film, 1:02:10 duration, posted 13. October 2008
- Video presentation by Norman Doidge, Canadian US American psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, brain researcher, essayist, Brain and neuroplasticity, YouTube film, 8:32 minutes duration, posted 29. April 2009
- Audio presentation Can Positive Thoughts Help Heal Another Person?, presented by NPR, host Barbara Bradley Hagerty, 8:26 minutes duration, 21. May 2009
- Video interview / presentation / Q&A with Antonio Damasio, US American neurologist, University of Iowa, This Time With Feeling, sponsored by the Aspen Institute, presented by Fora.TV, 1:05:35 duration, aired 4. July 2009
- Video presentation by Judith Horstman, journalism professor, a Fulbright scholar, author of The Scientific American Day in the Life of Your Brain on A Day in the Life of Your Brain, presented by Commonwealth Club of California, San Francisco, CA, non-profit educational organization, recorded by ForaTV, 46:22 minutes duration, aired 26. October 2009
- Video presentation by Mark Robert Waldman, US American brain researcher, psychotherapist, Associate Fellow at the Center for Spirituality and the Mind, University of Pennsylvania, coauthor How God Changes Your Brain, How God Changes the Brain, presented by TEDxConejo Talk, recorded 27. March 2010, YouTube flim, 19:18 minutes duration, posted 19. April 2010
- Video interview with Mark Robert Waldman, US American brain researcher, psychotherapist, Associate Fellow at the Center for Spirituality and the Mind, University of Pennsylvania, coauthor How God Changes Your Brain, The Neuroscience of Mindfulness, presented by Mind Science Foundation, Paul Ingmundson, YouTube flim, 5:06 minutes duration, posted 20. May 2010
Mindfulness is neurologically enhancing.
- Video presentation by Paul Whalen Ph.D., associate professor in the department of Psychological and Brain Sciences, Dartmouth, GB, on The Uncertainty of it All: Brain Lessons for Anxious Times, presented by TedTalks TEDxDartmouth, 17. April 2010, YouTube film, 20:00 minutes duration, posted 27. April 2010
The role of the amygdala brain region in anxiety and fear
- Video presentation by Philippe R. Goldin Ph.D., clinical neuroscientist, Stanford University, Psychology Department, USA, on Mindfulness and the Brain, presented at Wisdom 2.0 Conference, co-sponsored by Fetzer Institute, co-hosted by the United Nations Office for Partnerships, Silicon Valley, 30. April 2010, Vimeo video, 27:53 minutes duration, posted 21. May 2010
- Video presentation directed to Youth and Parents by Donald L. Hilton Jr., MD, neurological surgeon, on Pornography and its impact on the Brain, presented by SA Lifeline Foundation, YouTube film, 13:23 minutes duration, posted 8. September 2010
- TV video interview by Norman Doidge, M.D., Canadian US American psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, brain researcher, essayist, The Brain That Changes Itself, full show, presented by TVO station, YouTube film, 26:54 minutes duration, posted 26. October 2010
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Audio- und Videolinks (engl.) – Dr. Daniel G. Amen
- Audio presentation by Dr. Daniel G. Amen M.D., US American neuropsychiatrist, Amen Clinics, Making a Good Brain Great, interpersonal neurobiology, published by Mindworks Press, 5 hours duration, presented by Learn out Loud, issuing date unknown
- Video interview with Daniel Amen M.D., US American neuropsychiatrist, Amen Clinic for Behavioral Medicine, Sex on the Brain, NBC TV program, YouTube film, 5:36 minutes duration, posted 17. October 2007
- Video interview with Daniel Amen M.D., US American neuropsychiatrist, Difference Between the Male and Female Brain, presented by TV station NBC, host Jane Pauley, YouTube film, 3:07 minutes duration, posted 17. October 2007
Amen: Take in fish oil. Don't play video games! Walk together!
- Video interview with Daniel Amen M.D., US American neuropsychiatrist, Differences Between the Male and Female Brain – On The Psychology of Men, presented by TV14 ABC, program The View, 7:55 minutes duration, posted 17. October 2007
Interviewer: Why don't men require any foreplay? minute 2:22 Dr. Amen: Because they are always ready [...] one of God's tricks on us. The part responsive to testosterone is 2.5 times bigger in men than in women.
- Video presentation by Daniel G. Amen M.D., US American neuropsychiatrist, bestselling author and medical director of the Amen Clinic, author of Change Your Brain, Change Your Body. Use Your Brain to Get and Keep the Body You Have Always Wanted, presented by Amen Clinics, YouTube film, posted 18. October 2007
- Brain research - SPECT Scans, Amen Clinics, part 1 of 3, 7:32 minutes duration, posted 18. October 2007
- Brain research - SPECT Scans, Amen Clinics, part 2 of 3, 6:02 minutes duration
- Brain research - SPECT Scans, Amen Clinics, part 3 of 3, 5:16 minutes duration
- Daniel Amen, US American neuropsychiatrist, Amen Clinic for Behavioral Medicine, Cocaine, Marijuana, Crack, Meth, Heroin Changes Brain Chemistry, [Spect-Scans-Untersuchungen der Gehirne unter Drogeneinwirkung], Encognitive.com, YouTube film, 5:02 minutes duration, posted 27. January 2008
- Video presentation by Daniel G. Amen M.D., US American neuropsychiatrist, Amen Clinic for Behavioral Medicine, Change Your Brain, favorable factors for a healthy brain are learning, body exercises, social contacts, gratefulness, meditation, regular Sex, presented by Encognitive.com, YouTube film, 4:37 minutes duration, posted 21. March 2008
- Audio interview with Dr. Daniel Amen M.D., US American neuropsychiatrist, on Sex on the Brain, presented by Talk to Tara.com, host Tara, MP3, 30:30 minutes duration, date unknown
- TV presentation by Dr. Daniel G. Amen M.D., US American neuropsychiatrist, on Natural Ways to Balance your Brain, A4M Las Vegas Conference, 2008, presented by Instatapes.com, Worldhealth.net, YouTube film, 6:08 minutes duration, posted 27. January 2009
- Video presentation by Daniel G. Amen M.D., US American neuropsychiatrist, presented by Brainplace.com, YouTube film
- Change Your Brain Change Your Life, part 1 of 8, 10:01 minutes duration, posted 28. February 2009
- Change Your Brain Change Your Life, part 2 of 8, 10:01 minutes duration, posted 28. February 2009
- Change Your Brain Change Your Life, part 3 of 8, 10:02 minutes duration, posted 28. February 2009
- Change Your Brain Change Your Life, part 4 of 8, 10:02 minutes duration, posted 1. March 2009
- Change Your Brain Change Your Life, part 5 of 8, 10:02 minutes duration, posted 1. March 2009
- Change Your Brain Change Your Life, part 6 of 8, 10:02 minutes duration, posted 1. March 2009
- Change Your Brain Change Your Life, part 7 of 8, 10:02 minutes duration, posted 1. March 2009
- Change Your Brain Change Your Life, part 8 of 8, 8:02 minutes duration, posted 1. March 2009
- Video TV interview by Daniel G. Amen M.D., US American neuropsychiatrist, Dr. Drew Pinsky, Dr. Cara Santa Maria and Dr. Dr. George Pratt on the topic The Power of the Brain!, presented by CNN talk show Larry King Live, host Larry King, YouTube film, 18:24 minutes duration, posted 18. September 2010
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Audio- und Videolinks (engl.) – Dr. Louann Brizendine
- Audio interview with Dr. Louann Brizendine, professor in neurobiology, neuropsychiatrist, UC Berkeley, The Female Brain, Tech Nation, host Dr. Moira Gunn, 30 minutes duration, 14mb, recorded 12. September 2006
- Video presentation by Dr. Louann Brizendine, Professor in neurobiology, neuropsychiatrist at UC Berkeley, founder of the first US clinic to study and treat women's brain functions, The Female Brain, presented by ForaTV, location Book Passage, Corte Madera, CA,1:06:24 duration, aired 17. November 2006
- Excerpts of lecture by Dr. Louann Brizendine, professor in neurobiology, neuropsychiatrist, UC Berkeley, founder of the first US clinic to study and treat women's brain functions, On the Female Brain, Los Angeles, CA, 17. April 2008
- Audio interview with Dr. Louann Brizendine, professor in neurobiology, neuropsychiatrist, UC Berkeley, The Female Brain, Q&A on female brains, presented by Blogtalkradio, host Louann Brizendine, aired 5. August 2008 to 27. September 2008
- Video presentation by Dr. Louann Brizendine, Professor in neurobiology, neuropsychiatrist at UC Berkeley, The Male Brain, sponsor and location Dominican University of California, presented by ForaTV, 58:08 minutes duration, aired 31. March 2010
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Audio- und Videolinks (engl.) – Richard Davidson, Ph.D. and Dan Rather
- Video presentation on the power of compassion by Richard Davidson, Ph.D. (*1951) US American Vilas professor of psychology and psychiatry, Waisman Laboratory for Brain Imaging and Behavior, University of Wisconsin–Madison, named as one of the world's top 100 most influential people by Time magazine in 2006, The hot new frontier of neuroscience: meditation!, forwarded by Myswizard.com, posted 4. February 2006
Buddhist monks produce gamma waves. Study results were published at National Academy of Sciences, November 2004.
- Video presentation on compassion study by Richard Davidson, Ph.D. (*1951) US American Vilas professor of psychology and psychiatry, Waisman Laboratory for Brain Imaging and Behavior, University of Wisconsin–Madison, Be Happy Like a Monk, presented by The Wisconsin Academy, Google video, 28:58 minutes duration, posted 13. February 2007
- Video presentation by Richard Davidson, Ph.D. (*1951) US American Vilas professor of psychology and psychiatry, Waisman Laboratory for Brain Imaging and Behavior, University of Wisconsin–Madison, Transform Your Mind, Change Your Brain, on the neuroscientific research of positive human qualities as compassion and how they can be cultivated through contemplative practice, presented Google Tech Talks, Mountain View, CA, 23. September 2009, YouTube film, 1:05:21 duration, posted 28. September 2009
By 2050 I believe mental exercise will be understood as being as important as physical exercise.
- TV documentation by Dan Rather, TV reporter, presented by TV station HDNet, program Dan Rather Reports, 8. April 2008, YouTube film
- Mind Science, part 1 of 6, 10 minutes duration, posted by Awaresilence.com, 4. May 2008
Neuroscientists prove neurogenesis and neuroplasticity by testing the effect of long-term meditating Buddhist monks on brain and emotions.
- Mind Science, part 2 of 6, 10 minutes duration, posted 4. May 2008
- Mind Science, part 3 of 6, 10 minutes duration
- Mind Science, part 4 of 6, 10 minutes duration, posted 4. May 2008
- Mind Science, part 5 of 6, 10 minutes duration, posted 4. May 2008
Dalai Lama XIV interviewed [in regard to the overwhelming power China]: Action is more important than meditation. On an individual level the meditation on compassion is very, very helpful to keep one's own peace of mind. minute 6:24
- Mind Science, part 6 of 6, 2:20 minutes duration, posted 4. May 2008
- Video presentation by Richard Davidson, Ph.D. (*1951) US American Vilas professor of psychology and psychiatry, Waisman Laboratory for Brain Imaging and Behavior, University of Wisconsin–Madison, Cultivating compassion: Neuroscientific and behavioral approaches, presented by The Center for Compassion and Altruism Research and Education, 34:19 minutes duration, 4. March 2009
- Video presentation on contemplative neuroscience by Richard Davidson, Ph.D. (*1951) US American Vilas professor of psychology and psychiatry, Waisman Laboratory for Brain Imaging and Behavior, University of Wisconsin–Madison, Keynote address by Richard Davidson, PhD (excerpt), presented by and delivered at 7th Annual International Conference in Worcester, MA, Center for Mindfulness, March 2009, YouTube film, 7:45 minutes duration, posted 14. January 2010
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Audio- und Videolinks (engl.) – Dr. Helen Fisher
- Video presentation by Helen Fisher, Ph.D. (*1945) Canadian US American research professor of anthropology, human behavior researcher on romantic interpersonal attraction, Center for Human Evolutionary Studies, Rutgers University, chief scientific advisor to Chemistry.com, on Why We Love: The Nature and Chemistry of Romantic Love, location The Book Works, Del Mar, California, presented by The Science Network (TSN), host Roger Bingham, 43:00 minutes duration, 8. June 2006
- Video presentation by Helen Fisher, Ph.D. (*1945) Canadian US American research professor of anthropology, human behavior researcher on romantic interpersonal attraction, Center for Human Evolutionary Studies, Rutgers University, chief scientific advisor to Chemistry.com, author of Why Him? Why Her? Finding Real Love by Understanding Your Personality Type, This Is Your Brain on Love, presented by WGBH Forum Network, Free Lecture Videos, location Museum of Science, Boston, 78:20 minutes duration, 4. February 2009
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Audio- und Videolinks (engl.) – Lee Gerdes
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Audio- und Videolinks (engl.) – Bede Griffiths
- Video interview with Bede Griffiths, British Benedictan monk, living for decades in south India Stroke – A spiritual experience, Youtube film, 3:29 minutes duration, 90ties
- Video interview with Lee Gerdes, holds degrees in physics, mathematics, theology and psychology, theologian, therapist, neurofeedback researcher, geek, Brain State Technologies. The high tech answer to health?, presented by Conscious Media Network, host Regina Meredith, 58:53 minutes duration, posted July 2006
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Audio- und Videolinks (engl.) – Rick Hanson
- Collection of Buddhistic Talks (WMA format) and Videos by Rick Hanson, Ph.D. and Rick Mendius, M.D., Sati Center, on News and Tools for Happiness, Love, and Wisdom, presented by Wisebrain.org
- Audio interview with Rick Hanson, Ph.D., US American neuropsychologist, You Can Change Your Brain, presented by Sounds True, podcast, host Tami Simon, 1:11:12 duration, aired 15. September 2009
- Video lecture by Rick Hanson, Ph.D., US American neuropsychologist, founder of Wellspring Institute for Neuroscience and Contemplative Wisdom, recorded live at Awakening To Mindfulness conference, San Diego 2009, sponsored by FACES Conferences, posted 21. October 2009
- Video interview with Rick Hanson, Ph.D., neuropsychologist, authoer of Buddha’s Brain. The Practical Neuroscience of Happiness, Love, and Wisdom, on Buddha's Brain, presented by Conscious Media Network, host Regina Meredith, 54:15 minutes duration, posted January 2010
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Audio- und Videolinks (engl.) – Caroline Leaf
- Video presentation by Dr. Caroline Leaf, South African brain researcher, The male and the female brain, YouTube film, 0:46 minutes duration, posted 21. February 2008
- DVD series / presentation by Dr. Caroline Leaf, South African brain researcher, YouTube film, posted 8. Juli 2009
- Video presentation by Dr. Caroline Leaf, South African brain researcher, Thoughts are real and they can change, First Friday Women, Southlake, Texas, USA, YouTube film, 9:01minutes duration, posted 25. September 2009
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Audio- und Videolinks (engl.) – Andrew Newberg M.D.
- Video interviews and TV documentation on Andrew Newberg, M.D., US American radiologist, neurotheologist, YouTube film, posted 11. December 2007
- Video excerpt of Keynote lecture by Andrew Newberg, M.D., US American radiologist, neurotheologist, Why God Doesn't Use Biostatistics: Science and the Study of the Mind, the Body, and Spirituality, sponsored by Nour Foundation and United Nations Webcast, symposium "Beyond the Mind-Body Problem: New Paradigms in the Science of Consciousness," New York City, 11. September 2008, inspired by the philosophy of Ostad Elahi, YouTube film, 3:11 minutes duration, posted by MindBodySymposium, 11. December 2008
- Video presentation by Andrew Newberg, M.D., US American radiologist, neurotheologist, How God Changes Your Brain (An active spirtual life physically changes the brain.), presented by Book TV, C-SPAN2, YouTube film, 9:57 minutes duration, posted 4. May 2009
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Audio- und Videolinks (engl.) – Daniel H. Pink
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Audio- und Videolinks (engl.) – Daniel Siegel
- Audio presentation by Daniel J. Siegel M.D., US American psychiatrist, The Neurobiology of We, interpersonal neurobiology, published by Mindsight Institute, 9 hours duration, 8 discs, presented by Learn out Loud, issuing date unknown
- Audio interview with Daniel J. Siegel M.D., US American medical educator, Harvard Medical School, UCLA, What Makes a Healthy Mind, presented by Sounds True, host Tami Simon, 1:08:42 duration, 6. October 2009
- Video presentation by Daniel J. Siegel M.D., US American child psychiatrist, educator, author, co-director of the UCLA, Mindful Awareness Research Center, executive director of the Mindsight Institute, The Power of Mindsight, presented by TEDx Talk, filmed 18. October 2009, YouTube film, 24:21 minutes duration, posted 12. November 2009
- Video presentation by Daniel J. Siegel M.D., US American child psychiatrist, attachment researcher, educator, author, co-director of the UCLA, Mindful Awareness Research Center, executive director of the Mindsight Institute, Personal Growth Series: Mindsight: The New Science of Personal Transformation, 22. April 2009, presented by Google Tech Talks, Mountain View, CA, 1:02:52 minutes duration, posted 23. April 2009
Siegel offers a definition of the mind. 95% of mental health practitioners worldwide and almost all scientists and philosophers focusing on the mind, have no definition of what the mind is.
- Video teleseminar interview with Daniel J. Siegel M.D., US American child psychiatrist, attachment researcher, educator, author, co-director of the UCLA, Mindful Awareness Research Center, executive director of the Mindsight Institute, Science of Transformation, presented by IONS, "Essentials of Noetic Sciences" Teleseminar Series, host Cassandra Vieten, MP3, 57:37 minutes duration, posted 3. November 2010
The concept of integration, mindfulness techniques are one way to monitor and modify our internal states and create integration, thus facilitating transformation into better states of health.
- Video presentation by Daniel J. Siegel M.D., US American child psychiatrist, attachment researcher, educator, author, co-director of the UCLA, Mindful Awareness Research Center, executive director of the Mindsight Institute, The Neurological Basis of Behavior, the Mind, the Brain and Human Relationships, symposium Climate, Mind and Behavior, 2.-4. March 2011, sponsored by Garrison Institute, YouTube film, 54:49 minutes duration, posted 8. March 2011
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Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor was a 37 year old Harvard-trained and published brain scientist when she experienced a rare and severe AVM stroke which was the end of her old self. A blood vessel hemorrhaged and clogged up her left brain hemisphere. With the mindset of a trained neuroanatomist, she watched her linear mind completely deteriorate, which left her unable to walk, talk, read, write, or recall any details of her life. The gift of her predicament was the experience of the NOW and euphoric bliss of dwelling in the right brain hemisphere. Due to her understanding of how the brain works, her respect for the cells composing her human form, Taylor did completely recover her mind, brain and body after 8 years under the constant care of her mother. Her focus is now a peaceful life with a balanced brain, while caring for others.
Die publizierende Neuroanatomikerin Prof. Taylor mit dem Beinamen 'die singende Wissenschaftlerin', erforschte an der Havard Universität das Thema Schizophrenie. Mit 37 Jahren erlebte sie einen massiven AVM-Schlaganfall, der ihre linke Gehirnhälfte durch einen großen Blutklumpen vollständig lahm legte und ihr altes Selbst sterben ließ. Bei voller Funktion ihrer Amygdala beobachtete sie, wie ihre Gehirnfunktionen aussetzten, um danach die Energie-Dynamiken des Augenblicks im gemächlichen "Lala-Land" ihrer rechten Gehirnhälfte ausgiebig auszukosten. Euphorische Glückseligkeit und Einheitserleben waren ihre Geschenke. Nach acht Jahren unter der achtsam-intuitiven Pflege ihrer Mutter genas sie vollständig, ein Wunder bei ihrer Form von Gehirnblutung. Sie hatte gelernt, Gehirn und Körper wieder zu koordinieren, sich zu erinnern, zu laufen, flüssig zu sprechen (referieren) und zu schreiben. Heute ist ihr Anliegen die Balance zwischen beiden Hirnhälften und Frieden.
AUDIOs
- Audio interview with Jill Bolte Taylor, Ph.D. Jill Taylor, presented by web radio station WFIU 103.7, Indiana University, host and station manager Sarah Stevens, Realplayer, aired 25. September 2005
- Audio interview My Stroke of Insight, presented by web radio Sound Medicine (WFYI 90.1FM), Indiana University School of Medicine Bloomington, host Dr. Steve Bodwick and Barbara Lewis, MP3, aired 28. January 2007
- Audio interview Stroke of Insight, presented by Public Radio, Indiana University, WFIU Noon Edition, hosts Robert Salzberg and Mary C. Carmichael, Realplayer, aired 8. June 2007
- Audio interview My Stroke of Insight. A Brain Scientist's Personal Journey, presented by Blogtalkradio Bennie Randall Show, host Bennie Randall, 1 hour, MP3, aired 5. October 2007
- Audio interview with The Singin‘ Scientist, presented by KUSP Santa Cruz, California, host Robert Pollie, MP3, aired 10. March 2008
- Audio interview #32 Jill Bolte Taylor, Ph.D. on My Stroke of Insight, presented by Lulu Radio Podcast, hosts Jason and Mur, MP3, aired 18. Juli 2007
Hinweis: Themenferne Vor- und Nachgespräche überspringen
- Video interview Jill Bolte Taylor, presented by radio station XM156, host Oprah Winfrey, 4 parts about 30 minutes duration each, TV station Oprah's Soulseries, aired June 2008
- Audio interview with Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor on Nirvana and the Right Side of the Brain, Podcast 123, presented by web radio station Theatre of the Mind, host Kelly Howell, aired 19. July 2008
VIDEOs
- Video presentation by Jill Bolte Taylor, My Stroke of Insight, presented by TED Talks, 18:44 minutes duration, filmed February 2008, posted March 2008
- Video lecture by Jill Bolte Taylor, How To Use The Brain Well, Brain Education Conference at the UN, YouTube film, 9:41 minutes duration, 20. June 2008, posted 3. October 2008
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Audio- und Videolinks (engl.) – Russell Targ
- Video interview with Russell Targ, US American physicist, ESP researcher, developer of Remote viewing, co-founder of the Stanford Research Institute (federally-funded program investigating psychic abilities in humans) 1972, author of Miracles of Mind. Exploring Non-local Consciousness and Spiritual Healing and The end of suffering, The End of Suffering, presented by Conscious Media Network, host Regina Meredith, 36:01 minutes duration, posted June 2006
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Audio- und Videolinks (engl.) – Gary Wilson
- Animated video series by Gary Wilson, US American science teacher, presented by BodyWisdomVideos on the relationship between pornography and brain circuits, YouTube film, posted 6. June 2010
- Video Series by Gary Wilson, US American science teacher, on Your Brain On Porn, YouTube films, posted 31. December 2010
- Orgasm and libido occur in the brain, part 1 of 2, 10:57 minutes duration
- Dopamine: molecule of addiction, part 2 of 6, 13:43 minutes duration
- Your Brain On Porn: Porn Addiction; no specific subtitle, part 3 of 6, 13:54 minutes duration
- Binge mechanism, part 4 of 6, 12:04 minutes duration
- Your Brain On Porn: Porn Addiction; no specific subtitle, part 5 of 6, 11:28 minutes duration
- Reboot: Restore reward circuit sensitivity, part 6 of 6, 7:06 minutes duration
When neurons fire apart wires depart.
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Audio- und Videolinks (engl.) – Humor * Spiel
- Are You Right or Left Brain?, YouTube film, 1:25 minutes duration, posted 27. February 2008
Fun optical illusion to test whether on is a dominant right brain or a left brain thinker.
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