# John Gabrieli
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john gabrieli is a neuroscientist at MIT, and an associate member of the McGovern Institute for Brain Research. He is a faculty member in the department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences and director of the Martinos Imaging Center, part of the McGovern Institute. Gabrieli is an expert on the brain mechanisms of human cognition, including memory, thought and emotion.
MIT Projects That are Making a Better World
MIT Projects That are Making a Better World: Highlights from Tech Day 2016 talks on Education and Health of the Planet Initiatives.
Episode transcript: https://bit.ly/2GyxT5j.
Can our brains show us when we’re ready to learn? That’s the question that professor John Gabrieli ’87 posed to the aud…
I Was on the Dance Floor
This week's challenge: learn to steal.
With special guest, Will Sommer (@willsommer).
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38: The Monkey God Situation
The main topic this week has Merlin probing John’s thoughts on the idea of a thing being “wrong within normal parameters.” John calls someone a “super doof,” and both hosts share their strategy for not ending up on a desert island.
This episode of Reconcilable Differences is sponsored by:
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MIT Projects That are Making a Better World
MIT Projects That are Making a Better World: Highlights from Tech Day 2016 talks on Education and Health of the Planet Initiatives.
Episode transcript: https://bit.ly/2GyxT5j.
Can our brains show us when we’re ready to learn? That’s the question that professor John Gabrieli ’87 posed to the aud…
Lecture 1: Introduction
This lecture introduces psychology as the scientific study of human nature, the mind, and behavior. Prof. Gabrieli uses vision, hearing, knowledge, and memory examples to demonstrate ways in which our minds make our worlds.
Lecture 22: Social Psychology I
In this lecture, Prof. Gabrieli introduces key concepts in social psychology such as the fundamental attribution error, cognitive busyness, and social influence. He discusses the Stanford prison and Milgram obedience experiments and the bystander effect.
"Two Grannies on the Road" Explore Massachusetts, and Behind the Mind: Brain Waves and Reading
Beth Sobiloff and Marcia Rothwell are having the time of their lives exploring each and every city and town around the Commonwealth! The "Two Grannies on the Road" are changing the narrative about what it means to be a senior as they eat ice cream, learn Bay State history, and generally have a blas…
Dyslexia with Ben Powers
Ben Powers, Headmaster, Founder of The Southport CoLAB, Affiliated Research Scientist at Haskins Laboratories
Resources:
Haskins Laboratories
Haskins Global Literacy Hub
Literate Brain Series
The Dyslexia Foundation
The Dyslexia Foundation resource videos
The International Dyslexia Association re…
Does it really work? Evidence over hype in EdTech
Dr. Ola Ozernov-Palchik is a cognitive neuroscientist who studies how the brain learns to read and, more and more, how AI should (and shouldn't) be used to help it. She is a Research Scientist at MIT's McGovern Institute for Brain Research, a Research Assistant Professor at Boston University Wheelo…
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