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UCLA Brain Drain to USC
AirTalk on 89.3 KPCC (Southern California Public Radio) 2013-05-10
USC has lured a world-renowned neuroscience lab away from UCLA. Described as perhaps the world's premier lab when it comes to finding insights about the brain in massive amounts of data from image sca...
USC Poaches UCLA Brain Research Lab
KCRW 2013-05-10
LA Times education reporter Larry Gordon co-wrote an article with Eryn Brown about LONI's move from UCLA to USC, and joined KCRW's Steve Chiotakis to discuss.
Peering Inside a Human Brain Map
www.cnn.com 2013-05-03
Dr. Arthur Toga at UCLA's Laboratory of Neuro Imaging gives Dr. Sanjay Gupta a look at a cutting edge map of the brain.
Obama wants to study brains
Annenburg Radio News 2013-04-02
The President came out in support of a research project aimed at mapping human cognition on a never-before-seen level. Interview, Graham Clark, sits down with Arthur Toga, Professor at the UCLA School...
KPCC Interview with Paul Thompson
KPCC 89.3FM 2012-04-17
Wired For Thought
Big Picture Science 2012-01-16
A cup of coffee can leave you wired for the day. But a chip in your brain could wire you to a machine forever. Imagine manipulating a mouse without moving a muscle, and doing a Google search with your...
Big Picture Science – Wired For Thought
Big Picture Science, SETI Institute 2012-01-16
Dr. Arthur Toga speaks about the Human Connectome.
Images of Autistic Brains Differ from Normal Brains
KNBC-TV 2011-10-20
Dr. Bruce Hensel reports on new research using imaging to show that autistic brains develop more slowly than normal brains. Featuring Xue Hua from the Laboratory of Neuro Imaging at UCLA.
Alzheimer's gene disrupts brain's wiring 50 years before disease hits
KCBS-AM 740 2011-05-15
Meredith Braskie, Neda Jahanshad and Jason Stein of LONI discuss their recent Alzheimer's Study which touches on genes that affect early onset Alzheimer's Disease. Certain genes may begin affecting pe...
Mapping the mind, new field of connectomics charts where nature meets nurture
89.3 KPCC - Southern California Public Radio 2011-01-07
Where does your personality come from? That’s the question the Human Connectome Project is setting out to answer. Combining computer science with genetics and neuroscience, the new field of conectomic...
Obesity linked to Alzheimers
NBC Affiliates - WWLP.com Channel 22 News 2009-10-15
You've heard that being overweight puts you at risk for all kinds of health problems. But a recent study links Obesity with memory loss. The researchers at UCLA and the University of Pittsburgh sa...
Illuminating Depression
KQED QUEST 2009-09-22
Nearly 15 million Americans suffer from depression. Learn why depression is more than just "feeling blue," the difficulties of treating it with traditional medications and how new tools and research a...
How Memory Works
NOVA scienceNow 2009-08-25
Neurobiologists are honing in on how memories form, and then finding ways to erase them. This segment features 3D graphics from LONI animators.
Meditation Found to Increase Brain Size
ABC-7 News 2009-05-19
We've heard that meditation can help lower your blood pressure and help you relax. But can it make your brain bigger? That's what scientists at UCLA wanted to find out. Meditation is a deeply persona...
Meditation and bigger brains
Reuters - India 2009-05-18
An interview with Dr. Eileen Luders discussing the effects of meditation on the brain: People who meditate tend to have larger brains compared to those who don't, a new study by the UCLA Laboratory...
Doctor*ology
Discovery Channel 2007-03-01
A 3D brain animation from LONI was used in the Otolaryngology episode series, "Doctor*ology". It's hosted by Leslie Nielsen and set to air on Discovery Health in March 2007.
A show on child development
TBS Vision 2007-02-12
Image was provided for a show on child development in TBS Vision, Japan.
Dr. Toga's Video Presentation with Sun Microsystems
Sun Microsystems 2007-01-16
Dr. Toga has a video presentation with Sun Microsystems. Please click the link -
CBS interview
CBS 2006-12-08
Video footage was used for CBS with Katie Couric.
Obesity
NOVA scienceNow 2006-10-01
Our work is featured in NOVA's scienceNow episode, "Obesity".
