…stimulation enables the solution of an inherently difficult problem (pdf) This is the paper by Alan Snyder and Richard Chi that is frequently referenced in ‘unlock your inner savant’ articles… Continue reading
Ted pointed this out to me in a comment. We’ve met both Alan Snyder and Michael Weisend elsewhere on the blog. This video sums up nicely the areas they’re working… Continue reading
Alan Snyder is director of Center For The Mind, an Australian research group that has published widely. He’s the co-founder of CreativityCap.com, a website that posits the possibility of accessing… Continue reading
Alan Snyder is the Australian Dr. often associated with tDCS, TMS and creativity. We met him earlier on the blog. Dr. Snyder seems to be that rare combination of scientist,… Continue reading
Certainly a little perspective is warranted from time to time. Instead, Chi and Snyder’s study suffers from a catalogue of confounding factors and logical flaws. The most important of these… Continue reading
…this while visiting their montages page on their new wiki. Quoted is from the Chi / Snyder 9 Dot study (pdf). Brain stimulation enables the solution of an inherently difficult… Continue reading
…inspiration is Alan Snyder and his ‘inner savant‘ and an article Amol read 13 years earlier (before his fantastic success with Peek and smartphones). And the ‘vision’. March 19, 2014… Continue reading
…force an action potential with tDCS? (TMS does) Visual memory improved by non-invasive brain stimulation (paywall) Richard P. Chi, Felipe Fregni, Allan W. Snyder Dosage: mA x time, i.e. 30… Continue reading