Think Out Loud

Opting Out Of Standardized Tests | Memory & The Brain | Russian Artist

By Julie Sabatier (OPB)

July 5, 2016 7:31 p.m.

Face images and their reconstructions from perception data in University of Oregon professor Brice Kuhl's research. The top row has faces that human subjects were asked to look at. The second and third rows show a computer's "guesses" of what the subjects saw. — Face images and their reconstructions from perception data in University of Oregon professor Brice Kuhl's research. The top row has faces that human subjects were asked to look at. The second and third rows show a computer's "guesses" of what the subjects saw.
Journal of Neuroscience

A discussion with Springfield School Board Chair Jonathan Light about why the board is encouraging parents to opt their kids out of standardized tests.

University of Oregon professor Brice Kuhl speaks on his research into recreating people's memories of faces from patterns of brain activity, which some have compared to "mind reading"

Russian-born artist Olga Volchkova, who now lives in Eugene, describes her unique take on religious iconography.