With a good planning and the help of masters, disciples and collaborators, the scientific process enters into the action phase, with the ultimate goal of making a positive impact for society.
With a good planning and the help of masters, disciples and collaborators, the scientific process enters into the action phase, with the ultimate goal of making a positive impact for society.
The scientific impact of the Functional Neuroscience Group is presented under Study (papers)
This is the outreach impact of the Functional Neuroscience Group:
Books
G. Foffani. Tarot y ciencia, un improbable paralelismo mitológico. Bauplan (2024). [book] (link)
This book draws a parallelism between the steps of the scientific method and the structure of Tarot cards, using this improbable relationship to reflect about the main processes and distortions of science. The same structure is used for the present website.
S. Escribano, F. de Castro, G. Foffani. Neurocoaching: entre la ciencia y la vida. Alienta editorial (2015). [book] (link)
Music
(2023-2024) Fundación Española para la Ciencia y la Tecnología FECYT (Spain). Neurodiálogos en Clave de Sol (FCT-22-17959). (web) (video)
This project is based on a conceptual, symbolic, and artistic connection between fundamental processes in neuroscience and music. Observation, study, idea generation, planning, relationship with mentors, collaboration, execution, evaluation, error, and starting over—these are the ten core processes shared by both the neuroscientist and the musician. However, while the transformation of these processes into a scientific work often takes years, their manifestation in a musical performance can occur almost instantly. Music, especially musical improvisation, becomes a powerful medium not only for presenting the results of neuroscience but also for sharing its very processes.
In the media
Manuel Seara Valero. A hombro de gigantes: Sueños lúcidos, halucinaciones y trasfornos mentales. RNE, 16-11-2024. [audio] (link)
Ignacio Armada Manrique. ¿Existe una ciencia del destino? El Debate, 19-10-2024. (link)
Jesús de las Casas. 'Start up' que piensan en la revolución del cerebro. Expansión, 12-02-2024. (link)
Neurociencia y consciencia: las paradojas de los sueños lúcidos. Ciencia Contigo 2023. [video] (link)
Static magnetic field stimulation for Parkinson's disease. Fundación Innovación Bankinter, 06-11-2023. [video] (link)
Juan F. Calero. Parkinson: los nuevos tratamientos allanan el camino antes de la cura definitiva. Innovaspain, 11-05-2023. (link)
Párkinson: una enfermedad sin cura, pero con tratamientos. Blog CaixaResearch, 08-05-2023. [video] (link)
Diana Arrastia. Preguntas y respuestas sobre el Párkinson, la enfermedad todavía sin cura que suma cada vez más casos. La Vanguardia, 11-04-2023. (link)
Entrevista a Guglielmo Foffani. Castilla-La Mancha Despierta, 02-03-2023. [video] (link)
Laura Sánchez. Las ondas cerebrales pueden escucharse en modo AM y FM como la radio. COPE, 20-02-2023. (link)
Clara Fábregas. Hallan una técnica que trata los movimientos involuntarios en el Párkinson. Crónica Global El Español, 15-11-2022. (link)
Cristina Sáez. ¿Cual es el origen de la enfermedad de Parkinson? La Vanguardia, 19-07-2021. (link)
Ismael Marinero. En busca de la origen de la enfermedad de Parkinson. El Mundo, 14-09-2020. (link)
Pilar Quijada. Imanes para tratar el Parkinson. ABC, 25-09-2015. (link)
In the image, "the oniric chariot driven by two animals" © 2022