To subscribe: NeuroScience and other channels in the Telegram
CONTINUE TO TELLabout decent accounts in social networks through which you can view the whole world.
A few months ago, the Telegram messenger announced the appearance of channels - in fact, public broadcasts, to which anyone can subscribe. The main feature of the channels is that readers cannot comment and rate the entries, so that the tape is actually a thematic monologue of the presenter. And now to the important thing - in the last couple of weeks, the Russian-language channels in Telegram have gained enormous popularity, and this despite the fact that no search through the channels has existed and does not exist. Recommendations cool broadcasts literally pass from hand to hand.
For example, if you like music in any of its manifestations, do not pass by the channels of journalist Oleg Sobolev and the organizer of the Peak-to-Peak parties Artem Makarsky. The author of the Blitz and Chips podcast Grisha the Prophets tells about pop culture, science and technology, the journalist Gosha Birger about films and TV shows. You can listen to cool songs of Russian, Ukrainian and Belarusian performers in the channel “Local Songs”, led by the soloist of the groups Motorama, Morning and Bergen Kremer Vlad Parshin. Film critic Vasiliy Milovidov took up a few days to tell about new books published in English, and our editor of the Beauty column, Masha Vorslav, leads a channel about cosmetics and makeup. In general, if you wish, you can now sit in the Telegram all day and not miss anything important.
Separately, I would like to recommend the channel NeuroScience - about consciousness, behavior and how our brain works and works. Sometimes it is updated 20 times a day, so it is easy to subscribe only to NeuroScience - free time is just enough to read everything that its author recommends. The channel came up with and is led by Ella Ivanova, a graduate of the Faculty of Bioengineering and an employee of the Center for Optical Neural Technologies of the NIISI RAS. NeuroScience is its way to make the world better: "I created a channel to make it easier for me to find and provide relevant research to my acquaintances, in which I try to develop a tendency towards logical thinking and critical analysis of things and phenomena. My benefit from wasting my time is in it’s a turn to share information (this is nice) and, in a broad sense, to develop a society in which I myself exist. "
In NeuroScience there are studies and articles about memory, conscious and not-so-behavior, phenomena like deja vu and others related to the brain. The channel appeared on November 20, so that by now more than a hundred links to articles and books have been accumulated in its feed that will help to know oneself and one’s body. It is important to understand that the author of NeuroScience does not write itself, but aggregates and translates articles from reputable scientific and scientific sources, so subscribers follow the materials of Postnauka, Science Direct, N + 1, Science and other media.
