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"Lighting the Brain: Karl Deisseroth and the Optogenetics Breakthrough [from The New Yorker]"
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Date: May 18, 2015
"He told me that, while many people find that walking or jogging shakes ideas loose from the subconscious, he needs to quell all physical activity."
preview | full record— Colapinto, John (b. 1958)
Date: May 18, 2015
"In this view, mental disorders result from the shorting-out or disruption of the larger circuit wiring of the brain--and it is in defining and describing those circuit connections that Deisseroth's innovations promise to be especially helpful."
preview | full record— Colapinto, John (b. 1958)
Date: May 18, 2015
"'I have to be totally still.' Ideas come floating up 'like a bubble in liquid.' At that point, he goes into an excitable motor state, pacing or scribbling down ideas."
preview | full record— Colapinto, John (b. 1958)
