In this podcast, we dive deeply into neuroeconomics, mind-tuning, and other fundamental topics to the frontiers of science. Why are some people effortlessly prodigies in specific disciplines such as music? How is neuroplasticity a healing power? How can we stop climate change? And how can a lack of sleep and stress impact our food cravings? Learn about all this and more in our newest episode on 16 Science Facts You Should Know by Section 16!

Intro [0:00 - 0:38]
Musical Interlude
Navya Shah, Tori Fergus, Nicholas Harvey: MindTune: Uncovering the Melodies of Memory [0:48 - 5:49]
Musical interlude
Lois Lee, Fatoumata Saran Bah, Alejandro McCotter: This is Why Your Child is Not a Musical Prodigy [6:04 - 10:58]
Musical interlude
Xadrian Huerta, Silas Link, Mikey Xie: The Tipping Point: Is it too late to save our climate? [11:13 - 16:08]
Musical interlude
Samantha Gomez, Lucy Henkel, Elaine Ma, Ashley Young: Using Neuroeconomics to Fight Behavioural Disorders [16:18 - 21:16]
Musical interlude
Chloe Leung, Presley Liberty, Edan Stagg: Welcome to: Oh Synap! The Brain Podcast. [21:29 - 26:24]
Musical interlude
David Hidary, Emely Mendez, Oscar Landa Samano: Quantum Climate: The Cool Future of Computing [26:33 - 30:59]
Sophia Deng, Travis Owen, Joanna Cuatlayo: Sleep, Stress, and Cravings for Food: The Sleep Trifecta [31:32 - 36:09]
Outro [36:09 - 36:44]
Third-Party Audio Clips

Tape Rewinding 01 – iMovie

West Precinct Medium – iMovie

Servo movement 01 – iMovie

Passion by AlexiAction (Pixabay.com)

Only Forward by RomanSenykMusic (Pixabay.com)

Powerful Beat by penguinmusic (Pixabay.com)

Happy Day by Stockaudios (Pixabay.com)

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