Today, you’ll learn about a breakthrough in decoding brain activity using Pink Floyd, an anatomy class that would be a hit at Gotham University, and an everyday germ-blowing machine.

Pink Floyd Brain Activity

“Neuroscientists Re-create Pink Floyd Song from Listeners’ Brain Activity.” by Lucy Tu. 2023.
“Music can be reconstructed from human auditory cortext activity using nonlinear decoding models.” by Ludovic Bellier, et al. 2023.

Superhero Science

“Dissecting the anatomy of a ‘superheroic’ science class.” by Emily Caldwell. 2023.
“Effects of using superheroes in an undergraduate human anatomy curriculum.” by Jeremy J. Grachan. 2023.
“Anatomists Assemble! Integrating superheroes into the anatomy and physiology classroom.” By Jeremy J. Grachan & Melissa M. Quinn. 2021.

Bathroom Germs

“Hand dryers can infect clean hands with bathroom germs.” by McKenzie Prillaman. 2023.
“The bacterial horror of hot-air hand dryers.” by John Ross, MD, FIDSA. 2018.

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Pink Floyd Brain Activity, Superhero Science, Bathroom Germs

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