神经科学播客将听众带入大脑世界

Nicholas Weiler博士’14, associate director for communications at the Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute, finds himself “transported into the conversation” whenever he listens to podcasts. As the host of “From Our Neurons to Yours,” a podcast with the Wu Tsai Institute, Weiler hopes to transport listeners into conversations about “the incredible work the brain does for us every day that we don’t even notice.” A bimonthly podcast, “From Our Neurons to Yours” explores the frontiers of neuroscience by inviting members of the Stanford neuroscience community into one “acoustic space,” Weiler said. “大脑对所有人类的努力都是如此重要，”他补充说。 Accordingly, the Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute has over 500 faculty affiliates across all seven Stanford schools, making the podcast a “criss-cross” of disciplines. 播客于2022年首播，并于3月推出了一个新赛季，标志着其第50集。 启动 Each episode centers one core idea, such as the effects of one’s lived experiences on the brain or how technology can help researchers understand the brain’s complexities.许多情节都有临床重点，研究了新的治疗方法和对脑疾病的理解。 Weiler said he has always been fascinated by the idea of having “three pounds of matter in our skulls” that enable us to “dream, think, imagine, plan and talk.” After his doctoral degree in neuroscience, Weiler was inspired to pursue science communication, sharing his conversations with researchers about the brain and consciousness with a wider audience. 制片人迈克尔·奥斯本（Michael Osborne）博士’14认为播客成功，因为吸引观众的丰富聆听经历。 “我们希望我们的听众想象实验室和诊所中相关的生活中的生活，”奥斯本给《每日》写道。 “我们也非常有意创建设计的音景，因为我们相信出色的音频会激发听众的想象力。” 特色

Nicholas Weiler博士’14, associate director for communications at the Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute, finds himself “transported into the conversation” whenever he listens to podcasts. As the host of “From Our Neurons to Yours,” a podcast with the Wu Tsai Institute, Weiler hopes to transport listeners into conversations about “the incredible work the brain does for us every day that we don’t even notice.”

A bimonthly podcast, “From Our Neurons to Yours” explores the frontiers of neuroscience by inviting members of the Stanford neuroscience community into one “acoustic space,” Weiler said.

“大脑对所有人类的努力都是如此重要，”他补充说。 Accordingly, the Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute has over 500 faculty affiliates across all seven Stanford schools, making the podcast a “criss-cross” of disciplines.

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Each episode centers one core idea, such as the effects of one’s lived experiences on the brain or how technology can help researchers understand the brain’s complexities.许多情节都有临床重点，研究了新的治疗方法和对脑疾病的理解。

Weiler said he has always been fascinated by the idea of having “three pounds of matter in our skulls” that enable us to “dream, think, imagine, plan and talk.”

After his doctoral degree in neuroscience, Weiler was inspired to pursue science communication, sharing his conversations with researchers about the brain and consciousness with a wider audience.

制片人迈克尔·奥斯本（Michael Osborne）博士’14认为播客成功，因为吸引观众的丰富聆听经历。