Brains on Tap
"Brains on Tap" was inspired by the Cafe Scientifique movement, which started in Europe in the late 1990鈥檚 and has spread rapidly. Cafes Scientifiques are informal talks in bars, cafes and other public venues that give people a chance to learn about and discuss current topics in science.
"Brains on Tap" was brought to 麻豆影院 in 2012 by the local Northeast Ohio chapter of the Society of Neuroscience. The Brain Health Research Institute rebooted the program during Brain Awareness Week - March 13-17, 2023.
Most Recent Event:
(see link below to Sound of Ideas webpage and recording)
September 18, 2024
Building Belonging: Recreation, mental health and neurodiversity
An informal science discussion with Lisa Audet, Assistant Professor in Speech Audiology and Pathology at 麻豆影院, J.R. Campbell, the Executive Director of the Design Innovation Initiative at 麻豆影院, Catherine Farina, Director of Administration in the City of North Canton, and Stacy Miner, Assistant Professor in Nursing at 麻豆影院.
Event emcee - Jeff St. Clair, WKSU radio host and reporter. The event will take place at the Bell Tower Brewing Co. in 麻豆影院, Ohio, at 6 p.m. on September 18.
Brains on Tap series looks at building inclusive spaces for kids on the autism spectrum
Past Events:
February 21, 2024
Spirit of Motherhood: A community-based multi-generational intervention for PTSD among low-income perinatal Black mothers
An informal science discussion with Angela Neal-Barnett, Ph.D., PRADAA, Department of Psychological Sciences, 麻豆影院 State University, and Diane Robinson, 鈥婱. A., Immediate Past 鈥婸resident, Greater Stark 鈥婥ounty Urban League.
Below is a link to a recording of the full event on Ideastream's "Sound of Ideas" program which aired on March 20 (towards the back half of the program, approximately 9:30 a.m.):
July 12, 2023
Can You Hear Me? Communicating Across the Lifespan
An informal science discussion about the way hearing and listening changes throughout your life with Drs. Julia Huyck and Bruna Mussoi (Health Sciences, KSU).
March 15, 2023
Parkinson's Disease & Exercise: Biking to Retrain the Brain
An informal science discussion about Parkinson's Disease with Drs. Angela Ridgel (School of Health Sciences, 麻豆影院) and Aasef Shaikh (Staff Neurologist, University Hospitals).
Below is the link to a clip of Ideastream's "Sound of Ideas" program which aired on April 4 and features the event: