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Juliet Beverly

Juliet Beverly

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Senior Editor, BrainFacts.org

Arlington, United States

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Sports, War , Education, Culture , Environment , Climate, Conflict , Art

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Sex education, sex crime etc

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Total articles 7

  • How ‘One Little Pink Dot’ Marked the Spot of the Brain’s Face-Detecting Center

    By Juliet Beverly Verified| BrainFacts.org@ iStock.com via Rudzhan NagievShe was the perfect subject to be in an fMRI scanner: she wouldn't move around, wouldn't fall asleep, wouldn't complain, but most importantly she was motivated. In 1995, neuroscientist Nancy Kanwisher was placed in an fMRI scanner at Massachusetts General Hospital in Charlestown by her research team comprised of then-undergraduate Josh McDermott and then-postdoc Marvin Chun.

    By Juliet Beverly Verified · BrainFacts.org

    Sep. 29, 2022

  • Four Hymns For Editors

    By Juliet Beverly Verified| Medium@ Photo by Solen Feyissa on UnsplashIn recent years, I’ve had folks who openly express how much they hate their editors. Like, a lot. I get it. The role of an editor will always be a work in progress for me. I was someone who wrote more often than lived in Track Changes in their career — the seat isn’t comfortable, and asking for another draft is a bit like Oliver Twist braving to ask for more gruel. It can be thankless, but no one said it was easy. Nobody. Not. One. Person.

    By Juliet Beverly Verified · Medium

    Nov. 15, 2021

  • 'They Look Like Me’: Why Neuroscience Awards Matter

    By Juliet Beverly Verified| BrainFacts.org@ Published1 Oct 2021 Author Juliet M. Beverly Source BrainFacts/SfN Emmys, Grammys, Nobels, Pulitzers, Cy Young Awards, the Golden Boot – we humans relish the opportunity to recognize outstanding achievements of all sorts. Scientists are no different. But, what do brain science awards ultimately mean for the winner, for neuroscience, and for us? Turns out, a single award can touch multitudes beyond the recipient’s laboratory.

    By Juliet Beverly Verified · BrainFacts.org

    Oct. 01, 2021

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BrainFacts.org

Founded: 2012