Eric Kube
Author
Eric Kube holds a bachelor’s in neuroscience and a master’s in humanities with a focus on classics and philosophy. He works as a researcher at the intersection of psychology, neuroscience, and public health, and has held previous research positions at the University of Texas, Weill Cornell Medical College, and Takiwasi Center.
Eric Kube holds a bachelor’s in neuroscience and a master’s in humanities with a focus on classics and philosophy. He works as a researcher at the intersection of psychology, neuroscience, and public health, and has held previous research positions at the University of Texas, Weill Cornell Medical College, and Takiwasi Center.
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The Paper Advantage: Why Reading Print Is Better for Your Brain
Neuroscience shows that how we read—not just what we read—may fundamentally alter our cognitive abilities.
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How Mindfulness Disconnects Our Sense of Self From Our Feelings of Pain
The practice of mindfulness can alter the brain’s response to pain.
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How Nostalgia Went From a ‘Disease’ to a Therapy
In the 17th century, nostalgia was viewed as a disorder.
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The Paper Advantage: Why Reading Print Is Better for Your Brain
Neuroscience shows that how we read—not just what we read—may fundamentally alter our cognitive abilities.
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How Mindfulness Disconnects Our Sense of Self From Our Feelings of Pain
The practice of mindfulness can alter the brain’s response to pain.
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How Nostalgia Went From a ‘Disease’ to a Therapy
In the 17th century, nostalgia was viewed as a disorder.
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