Stories by Bradley Voytek

Bradley Voytek (@bradleyvoytek) is a post-doctoral researcher at UCSF. He's got some strange interests. He earned his PhD in neuroscience from Berkeley in 2010 where he researched how brain regions communicate to give rise to cognition in normal health and after brain injury. His research and blogging has appeared in The Washington Post​, Wired, and The New York Times​. With his wife, Jessica, he runs brainscanr.com. His non-academic... uh.... interests, include examining the zombie brain as part of his science outreach. He's also a consultant for The National Academy of Sciences – Science & Entertainment Exchange. He blogs at blog.ketyov.com. In 2006 he split the Time Person of the Year award.