Media
We’re excited to share our research with everyone. That’s why we regularly contribute to popular publications all over the world. Our work can be found in media outlets such as the Aala Times, ABC News Radio, ABC News, Brazil News, Chicago News, Daily Mail, Danish Public Radio, Fox News, The Hawaii Telegraph, Kurzweilai.net, Modesto Bee, MSNBC, Mumbai Mirror, NPR, Oddity Central, Popular Science Magazine, Psychology Today, Science Omega, Scientific American Mind and the Times of India. Check out some of our recent work below.
Articles
- Hearing colours: On a remarkable phenomenon with philosophical implications. Berit Brogaard and Kristian Marlow, The Philosophers’ Magazine 63(4): 28-35.
- From Brain Damage to Beethoven: How a head injury created a music prodigy. Berit Brogaard and Kristian Marlow, Guru Magazine 11: 10-14, Apr./May. 2013.
- When A Bad Boy Turns Good: A Violent Attack Transforms Teenage Dropout Into Boy-Wonder. Berit Brogaard and Kristian Marlow, Guru Magazine 10: 57-59, Feb./Mar. 2013.
Media Coverage
- Pieces of Mind: Dr. Berit Brogaard Researches the Weirdest Aspects of the Human Brain. Jeannette Cooperman, St. Louis Magazine: 200-203, 368-373, Aug. 2013.
- When Brain Damage Unlocks the Genius Within, Adam Piore, Popular Science, Mar. 2013.
- Seeing Sounds, Hearing Colors: St. Louis Synesthesia Lab Explores Rare Condition.St. Louis on the Air, National Public Radio, 24 Jan. 2013.
- Synesthesia and savant syndrome: are we all superhuman?. Katy Edgington, Science Omega, 2 Nov. 2012.
- Fractals and the Mind. Larry Dossey, M. D., Explorations 8(5), Sep./Oct. 2012.
- Synesthesia Research. Interview, SynesthesiaTest.Org, Sep. 2012.
- Synesthesia. Nick Day, The Conscious Chronicles 3, 5 May 2012.
- College Dropout Jason Padgett Becomes Accidental Mathematical Genius After Brutal Mugging. Huffington Post, 30 Apr. 2012.
- College Dropout’s Concussion Ignites Superhuman Ability To See Graphic Patterns In Complex Math. Brent Lambert, FEELguide.com, 28 Apr. 2012.
- Real ‘Beautiful Mind’: College Dropout Became Mathematical Genius After Mugging. Neal Karlinsky and Meredith Frost, ABC News, 27 Apr. 2012.
- Man Becomes Genius After Head Injury. ABC’s Nightline, 27 Apr. 2012.
- Case Study of Accidental Genius. Danish National Public Radio, 27 Apr. 2012.