– Buddhi Clinic’s Brain and Behaviour Dialogue with the legendary Prof. Michael R Trimble of University College, London, curated and presented by Neurokrish The Buddhi
Every decade of TS Srinivasan orations, marks yet another significant milestone in the global neuroscience arena. Prof. Ralph L. Sacco Ralph L. Sacco, MD, MS, is
Vincent van Gogh is one among many famous personalities in history who have rightly or wrongly been credited with having suffered from epilepsy.
Professor Michael Trimble the renowned British Neuropsychiatrist begins this, his second popular science work, by stating affirmatively that emotional crying is unique to the human species.
aregiving can be taxing when your child suffers from a neuro-developmental disorder.
But, don’t lose hope. – Dr. Ennapadam S Krishnamoorthy
An examination of the Buddha’s views on the mind. two and half millenia after his time, shows them to be remarkably rational and contemporary.
On the threshold of a new academic year, parents and students are again confronted by the dilemma of career choices. But insights from neurological and behavioural sciences can help you make an appropriate choice.
How the contrasting behaviour of two dogs can give one an insight into brain dominance and enhance understanding of human nature.
On World Heart Day we explore stress, that important concept that underlies cardiac disorders and appears to predict coronary crisis.
An exploration of Jiddu Krishnamurti’s well-documented ‘transformational’ experience that lead him to a state of god-intoxication.
I had the privilege of attending Chennai’s international festival of short films on mental health, “Frame of Mind” organised by SCARF (the Schizophrenia Research Foundation India).
The ability to engage in bold, innovative and unconventional thinking is a definite advantage.
a senior professor of neurology once said “I have little interest or belief in these modern supratentorial matters”.
Mad Tales looks at the way Hindi cinema has portrayed human emotions, madness in particular, down the decades and what these caricatures tell us about ourselves as a society.
Men ought to know that from the brain, and from the brain only, arise our pleasures, joys, laughter and jests, as well as our sorrows, pains, grief and tears… ~Hippocrates
Can every aspect of our personality be explained on the basis of our upbringing? Or are there other influencing factors? There is evidence that our behaviour can also be traced to brain biology…
