Course-specific readings live on their course pages (HarvardX under Academics; Stanford CNI-X under its own entry there). This page is the rest of it: podcasts I follow, forums I take part in, and publications I’m working through as an aspiring neuroscientist.
April 18, 2026 · attended virtually
Two keynotes: Frank Willett on brain-computer interfaces (intracortical speech BCIs at ~62 wpm), Tina Duong on digital biomarkers and the ICF model. Plus three student presentations on notification effects on the teen brain, spatial mapping of spinal cord injury, and the Essencia EEG platform.
Stanford School of Medicine · weekly episodes on neuroscience, behavior, and health
I listen regularly. A lot of my evidence-based-protocol thinking comes from this show: sleep, light exposure, focus, stress regulation. The framing on the Wellbeing page draws directly from the work covered here.