Brain mapping on NPR's FRESH AIR

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2 total messages Started by William Calvin Tue, 10 May 1994 01:32

#744

Author: William Calvin
Date: Tue, 10 May 1994 01:32

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I was interviewed by Terry Gross today for FRESH AIR, National Public 
Radio's books program, re Calvin & Ojemann, CONVERSATIONS WITH NEIL'S 
BRAIN: The Neural Nature of Thought and Language (Addison-Wesley, just out).

The questions were mostly about electrical stimulation mapping in 
epilepsy operations, the subject of George Ojemann's research.

The program was taped and is being edited; Terry told me that it would 
likely air on Tuesday, 5/10.  FRESH AIR is in different time slots on the 
various NPR stations (1-2pm in Seattle, 4-5pm in NYC, 7-8pm in Buffalo, 
etc.).
    William H. Calvin   WCalvin@U.Washington.edu
    University of Washington  NJ-15
    Seattle, Washington 98195 FAX:1-206-720-1989

Wanted: Brain toys

#745

Author: Satan
Date: Wed, 11 May 1994 06:07

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See title.  I am interested in computer software
that is designed to put the user into altered states
of conciousness by inducing a particular (beta, alpha,
theta) brainwave state.  ANY help as to directing me
to where I can find these thigns would be appreciated. 
Thanks in advance.

-Clint

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