In the News

The New York Times: ‘You Think, So You Can Dance?’ Science Is on It.

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​Scientific American: Why Some Songs Make Everyone Want to Dance

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Dance magazine: What Neuroaesthetics, a New Field of Research, Can Tell Us About What Dance Does to Our Brains and Bodies

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Natural Selections: Choreographing the Mind: Dancing Scientists Decode the Neurobiology of Dance

Scientific American: Male Songbirds Need Daily Vocal Practice to Woo Females

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STARTS-Demystifying the Boundary Between STEM and the Arts: Podcast (Spotify)

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Spectrum news: 31 Women making a mark on autism research

 

Nature Methods (News): Method of the year: long-read sequencing

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New York University-Center for the Ballet and the Arts 2022 Issue: Fellowship project

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Spectrum News: Interview

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Science on the Subway-Columbia University: Interview

Science Daily: What oxytocin can tell us about the evolution of human prosociality

Neuroscience News: What oxytocin can tell us about the evolution of human prosociality

Rockefeller University: A case for simplifying gene nomenclature across different organisms

 

Nature: The Vertebrate Genomes Project

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Forbes: 30 Under 30 2021 List - Science & Healthcare 

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Science: Can these birds explain how language first evolved? 

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Science: These docile foxes may hold some of the genetic keys to domestication 

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Science: Researchers reboot ambitious effort to sequence all vertebrate genomes, but challenges loom 

 

New scientist: The tamed ape: were humans the first animal to be domesticated?

 

Spectrum News: Blocking oxytocin causes birds to sing solitary tunes

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Phys.org: Did humans domesticate themselves?  

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Science News: How humans (maybe) domesticated themselves 

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ScienceDaily: Did humans domesticate themselves?

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Quanta magazine: In Birds’ Songs, Brains and Genes, He Finds Clues to Speech 

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