Neurosalience

Neurosalience #S6E15 - OHBM 2026 Live Podcast

For our final episode of the season, Neurosalience goes live from OHBM 2026 in Bordeaux! Recorded in front of a live audience on the final day of the conference, host Pet

Neurosalience #S6E14 - Preview of OHBM 2026

We sit down with four of the people who made OHBM 2026 happen to get the inside scoop on what to expect! Joining us are Christian Beckman (Program Chair-Elect), Nicola Pa

Neurosalience #S6E13 with Kristin Ozelli - The Transmitter: Connecting the scales of neuroscience

“The Transmitter is trying to cover the whole waterfront…” Kristin Ozelli is the Executive Editor of The Transmitter, a neuroscience publication supported by the Simons

Neurosalience #S6E12 with Oscar Esteban & Mallar Chakravarty - Registered reports: Better science or just more overhead?

"Registered reports foster clarity upfront…" Dr. Oscar Esteban is a professor at Lausanne University Hospital whose lab develops open neuroimaging infrastructure, best k

Neurosalience #S6E11 with Alessandro Gozzi - Decoding connectivity: From mouse brains to human mind

"We inhibited a brain region and connectivity went up. I thought it was an artifact..." Dr. Alessandro Gozzi is a systems neuroscientist investigating how the brain func

Neurosalience #S6E10 with Satrajit Ghosh - How Better Tools Can Transform Brain Science

“Shortening scientific loops accelerates discovery” Dr. Satrajit Ghosh is a senior research scientist at the McGovern Institute for Brain Research at MIT and an assistan

Neurosalience #S6E9 with John Allen - Treating depression: From EEG asymmetry to neuromodulation

“It’s not a depression prevention plan, it’s a life improvement plan. It’s a whole…” Dr. John Allen is a Distinguished Professor of Psychology, Cognitive Science, and Ne

Neurosalience #S6E8 with Mario Senden - From rich clubs to mapping neuroscience itself

Dr. Mario Senden is an assistant professor in the Department of Cognitive Neuroscience at Maastricht University in the Netherlands, where he has spent his entire academic

Neurosalience #S6E7 with Marta Garrido - Predictive coding, MEG, and understanding psychosis

“Predictive coding offers a powerful lens for understanding psychosis…” Dr. Marta Garrido is a professor at the Melbourne School of Psychological Sciences, where she lea

Neurosalience #S6E6 with Chris Baldassano - Event scripts: How the brain structures experience

“Naturalistic stimuli open up new exploration…” Dr. Christopher Baldassano is an associate professor at Columbia University and leads the Dynamic Perception and Memory L

Neurosalience #S6E5 with Ahmed Khalil - BOLD delay mapping for stroke perfusion imaging

Dr. Ahmed Khalil is an MD-PhD currently serving his residency in radiology at the Institute of Neuroradiology at Charité University Hospital in Berlin. Originally from Su

Neurosalience #S6E4 with Juan Helen Zhou - Revolutionizing brain imaging with AI

“What makes certain brain networks vulnerable to disease—and can AI help us predict what comes next?” Dr. Juan Helen Zhou is a computational neuroscientist at the Nation

Neurosalience #S6E3 with Kendrick Kay - Philosophy, deep sampling, and the advancing tide of AI

“What does it actually mean to understand the brain?” Dr. Kendrick Kay is a computational neuroscientist and neuroimaging expert at the University of Minnesota’s Center

Neurosalience #S6E2 with Charlotte Grosse Wiesmann - Inferring white matter connections through developmental milestones

"AI is really bad at perspective taking…" Dr. Charlotte Grosse Wiesmann is a cognitive neuroscientist exploring how the human social brain takes shape in early life. She

Neurosalience #S6E1 - Highlights of season 5 and looking ahead to season 6

"I really enjoy good conversations..." In this episode, we look back at the highlights from last season and share some fun insights from our audience metrics. We’re cele

Neurosalience #S5E15 [Season Final] - OHBM 2025 Live Podcast

Early career researchers give their perspectives on being an academic today. With Arshiya  Sangchooli, Natasha L. Taylor, Ashlea Segal, Stefano Moia, Jiajia Yang, and Pet

Neurosalience #S5E14 with Rosanna Olsen - The hippocampus, aging, memory, and discovery

Peter Bandettini interviews Dr. Rosanna Olsen, a senior scientist at the Rotman Research Institute and the University of Toronto. She is pioneering what we know about hum

Neurosalience #S5E13 - OHBM 2025 preview

This OHBM preview podcast offers an in-depth look at how the OHBM Annual Meeting is organized, along with reflections on the unique character of the meeting and the broad

Neurosalience #S5E12 with N. Kriegeskorte, A. Puce, M. Breakspear - Future of scientific publishing

In this episode Peter Bandettini, Nikolaus Kriegeskorte, Aina Puce and Michael Breakspear discuss the future of scientific publishing.Episode ProducersOmer Faruk GulbanXu

Neurosalience #S5E11 with Michael Milham - Advancing fMRI: Big data, reliability, deep phenotyping

Join host Peter Bandettini as he interviews Michael Milham, a pioneer in functional brain imaging and big data neuroscience. In this episode, Dr. Milham shares insights f