
Julia Boytsova is a neurophysiologist and EEG researcher with the Institute for Biomedical Problems of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Her particular scientific interests include investigating default brain networks (resting states), synesthesia, creativity, emotions, and practices of imagination. Her current field of research focus is the neurophysiology of creative abilities.
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PhD, Neurophysiology
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The Field Study of Long-Term Meditation Practitioners
We’re studying an ancient meditation practiced by present-day expert Tibetan Buddhists and how such a practice might offer insight into the death process.