Dr. Casey discusses teenage decision-making on Discovery News: The Teen Brain on Rage: How it's Different.
Dr. Casey's work on the adolescent brain is featured in the Wall Street Journal article, What's Wrong With the Teenage Mind? written by Alison Gopnick on January 28, 2012.
In the Fall of 2011, the Sackler Institute participated in a collaborative art-science project featuring performance artist Marina Abramovic, entitled Neuroscience Experiment 1: Measuring the Magic of Mutual Gaze. Dr. Suzanne Dikker, Dr. Jason Zevin and Dr. Eva Hulse traveled to Moscow to realize its first installment at the Garage Center of Contemporary Culture, as part of Abramovic's restrospective exhibition The Artist is Present. The project, which fuses scientific experimentation and interactive performance art, uses real-time EEG to investigate synchronized brain activity between individuals when they engage in prolonged eye-contact: what are the neural correlates of being "on the same wavelength"?
Media coverage includes The Moscow News The Daily Globe RT.com TV cultura (view from minute 3) Images from the exhibition National Geographic features Dr. Casey's work on the adolescent brain in their October 2011 issue, Beautiful Brains by David Dobbs.Kevin Dowling picks up the story in his piece, Relax- teens are designed to be difficult, published in The Sunday Times on September 9, 2011.
Dr. Casey and colleagues interviewed on NPR Talk of the Nation: Understanding the Mysterious Teenage Brain.
Media coverage of Dr. Casey's study of the marshmallow test revisited after forty years can be found below.
Read the original paper here.
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Dr. Casey shares insight from the marshmallow study revisited forty years later on Sound Medicine, Update: Kids and Marshmallows Study.
