In this 54-minute presentation Vince Clark, professor of psychology and neuroscience at the University of New Mexico, discusses Brain Stimulation and Cognitive Enhancement. He is director of UNM's Psychology Clinical Neuroscience Center, and also a professor of translational neuroscience with the Mind Research Network.

Tamara Swaab, Professor of Psychology at UC Davis, and a member of the Center for Mind and Brain, discusses the future of research into understanding the cognitive neuroscience of human language. Her talk was presented in 2021 as a keynote address at an international workshop celebrating the 40th Anniversary of the founding of the Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics in The Netherlands, and was titled: "What Will the Future Bring? Flexibility of prediction during language processing.

The UC Davis Center for Mind and Brain is a campuswide initiative dedicated to investigating the human mind. Center directors Ron Mangun and Amanda Guyer introduce the center and its mission in this short video.

How does the mind arise from the interconnected neurons of the human brain? What is the nature of free will? How can we study how thoughts and emotions are formed and regulated within the human brain?

In this 5-minute Overview of the research activities at the Center for Mind and Brain Dr. Steve Luck describes the remarkable, impactful, multidisciplinary research under way in our facilities, and the discoveries that our scientists are making about the perceptive, emotional and intellectual functions and powers of the human brain.

van Thompson, professor of philosophy at the University of British Columbia, discusses Steps to an Embodied Cognitive Science of Mindfulness. He made this 28-minute presentation as part of the 2015 UC Davis Center for Mind and Brain research summit "Perspectives on Mindfulness: the Complex Role of Scientific Research" on May 21, 2015.