Our research has recently been featured in these publications:

2017

• “Brain Music: How ‘Fly Me To The Moon’ Can Explain Your Brain On Anesthesia” – 90.9 wbur
• “Advanced EEG analysis reveals the complex beauty of the sleeping brain” – ScienceDaily
• “The Brain’s Beat” – Proto

2015

• “How anesthesia’s brain effects differ in older adults, children” – ScienceDaily
• “Uncovering the mechanism of our oldest anesthetic” – MIT News

2014

• “How scientists are studying consciousness — with mirrors, electrodes, and anesthesia” – Vox.com
• “Falling asleep: Revealing the point of transition” – ScienceDaily

2013

• “Wait a minute: Is that patient really unconscious?” – Los Angeles Times
• “Measuring Consciousness” – The Scientist

2012

• “Brain fragments when you ‘go under'” – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
• “MGH/MIT study discovers how brain activity changes when anesthesia induces unconsciousness” – MGH News
• “Inside the unconscious brain” – MIT News
• “General anaesthetic disrupts brain communication” – Nature News
• “Local calls only for anaesthetised brain” – New Scientist
• “The Brain on Anesthetics” – The Scientist
• “Anesthesia Study Opens Window into Consciousness” – Time

2011

• “Going Under” – Science News

2008

• “Patrick Purdon: The Mystery of Unconsciousness and All That Jazz” – Scientific American