Miscellaneous

Story Collider

Once I told a personal story
(embedded above)... 

...and then told it again for the
Society for Neuroscience in 2018. 

People wrote about it here, here, and here.

Interviews

Chatting with Society for Neuroscience leaders in 2017 and 2018

Directed & produced by Vivien Marx.

Neural Pathways

Episode 1: An interview with Rana Ghafouri about my career path from a graduate student in McGill University's Neuroscience program to Senior Editor at Nature Neuroscience. (synopsis)

Conversations with scientists: Episode 30

Hosted by Vivien Marx, with me as a guest co-host. 

Official blurb: Annually, 20,000 - 25,000 researchers in neuroscience, both basic researchers and clinicians, come together at the annual meeting of the Society for Neuroscience. It's big. Actually gigantic. Here's a sneak-peek of some of the aspects that will be talked about at the meeting. This is a chat with the Society for Neuroscience leadership. And there's a nerdy word-game, too. (Art J. Jackson, Music: Funky energetic Intro by WinnieTheMoog. Another piece used in this media project: Legend of One by Kevin MacLeod: Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/3973-legend-of-one License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Artist website: https://incompetech.com)
(transcript)

Conversations with scientists: Episode 38

Hosted by Vivien Marx, with me as a guest co-host. 

Official blurb: Science and the arts have much to say to one another. This episode is a conversation between scientists and artists, between scientists who foster the arts through fellowships and residencies and artists active in science and people who live in both worlds: science and the arts. All this makes for interesting and sometimes challenging groups of identities. With: London-based artist Charlotte Jarvis, Designer, now medical student Mika Futz, Jean Mary Zarate, editor with Nature Neuroscience, musician and actor, Catherine Musselman and John Rinn, genetics researchers at University of Colorado, proteomics researcher Albert Heck. (Art: J. Jackson, Music: David Gives, Views from Palermo licensed from artlist.io)
(transcript)