Sade Abiodun's guest appearances

Sade Abiodun

Cognitive Revolution

Top of the NOGN

Meaning Lab

Steven Pinker

Nicholas Christakis

Don Norman

Scott Barry Kaufman

Paul Bloom

Pedro Domingos

Maria Konnikova

Bertrand Russell

David Edmonds

Daniel Everett

Mahzarin Banaji

Simon Baron-Cohen

Nigel Shadbolt

Brian Christian

Azeem Azhar

OwlTail

This week's guest is neuroscientist, filmmaker, and inimitable personality Sade Abiodun. She is a first year PhD student the Princeton Neuroscience Institute, and her latest film project was Godspeed. This short film has done well on the festival circuit, and Sade was a finalist for the highly selective Sundance fellowship. In this episode, we talk about the difficulties of starting grad school, especially while a world-wide pandemic is in progress. In particular, we talk about balancing grad school projects with non-grad school projects (e.g., filmmaking, podcasting), and the opportunity for reinvention of identity that beginning a new program offers. We also talk about the connection between neuroscience and film, in using experimental paradigms with naturalistic stimuli. We try our best to get #neurocinematics to become a cultural phenomenon. Finally, we talk about a paper Sade wrote a couple years back on academia and race, a conversation which has -- how should I put this? -- been brought up with renewed fervor over the past few months. She summarizes the perspective she gave in that paper and how it might be updated in response to current events.You can find more about Sade's work at her website: https://www.sade.space/More info on this show is available here: https://www.codykommers.com/podcast

This week's guest is neuroscientist, filmmaker, and inimitable personality Sade Abiodun. She is a first year PhD student the Princeton Neuroscience Institute, and her latest film project was Godspeed. This short film has done well on the festival circuit, and Sade was a finalist for the highly selective Sundance fellowship. In this episode, we talk about the difficulties of starting grad school, especially while a world-wide pandemic is in progress. In particular, we talk about balancing grad school projects with non-grad school projects (e.g., filmmaking, podcasting), and the opportunity for reinvention of identity that beginning a new program offers. We also talk about the connection between neuroscience and film, in using experimental paradigms with naturalistic stimuli. We try our best to get #neurocinematics to become a cultural phenomenon. Finally, we talk about a paper Sade wrote a couple years back on academia and race, a conversation which has -- how should I put this? -- been brought up with renewed fervor over the past few months. She summarizes the perspective she gave in that paper and how it might be updated in response to current events. You can find more about Sade's work at her website: https://www.sade.space/ More info on this show is available here: <a href="https://www.codykommers.com/podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.codykommers.com/podcast</a>

#32: Sade Abiodun

Join Carla Golden, PhD, and NOGN President, Priyanka Ramesh, for a Neuroscience in Culture episode where we got to have a conversation with the amazing, multi-talented Sade Abiodun about her article from last year discussing the inclusion and representation of marginalized identities in neuroscience. Scientists are talking about how to be anti-racist in STEM. We at Top of the NOGN want to share conversations with our listeners that happen between scientists, often behind closed doors. For Sade's article and more resources please visit the following: Article: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fnhum.2019.00280/full Sade’s website: www.sade.space Watch Sade’s film here: https://freethework.com/ARticle/meet-sade-abiodun-director-of-godspeed Resource shared in the episode: https://www.academics4blacklives.com/

Join Carla Golden, PhD, and NOGN President, Priyanka Ramesh, for a Neuroscience in Culture episode where we got to have a conversation with the amazing, multi-talented Sade Abiodun about her article from last year discussing the inclusion and representation of marginalized identities in neuroscience. Scientists are talking about how to be anti-racist in STEM. We at Top of the NOGN want to share conversations with our listeners that happen between scientists, often behind closed doors. For Sade's article and more resources please visit the following: Article: <a href="https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fnhum.2019.00280/full" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fnhum.2019.00280/full</a> Sade’s website: <a href="http://www.sade.space/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.sade.space</a> Watch Sade’s film here: <a href="https://freethework.com/ARticle/meet-sade-abiodun-director-of-godspeed" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://freethework.com/ARticle/meet-sade-abiodun-director-of-godspeed</a> Resource shared in the episode: <a href="https://www.academics4blacklives.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.academics4blacklives.com/</a>

Supporting Black Lives in Neuroscience (feat. Sade Abiodun)