UConn track and field meet, April 2005
This was a sponsored blog of the 2009 Society for Neuroscience Meeting.
OPA! Call me Allison or ”Brager,” as acknowledged by past coaches and teachers (who were also coaches). I am a Doctoral Candidate in Physiology at Kent State University specializing in sleep and circadian rhythms research. Needless to say, I was very intrigued by Freud’s Interpretation of Dreams as a jubilant eight year old, and though I presently have the knowledge to refute Freud’s work, I am increasingly enamored by a phenomenon humans spend 1/3 of their day undertaking. Besides researching sleep/circadian rhythms and sleeping, the rest of my subjective day is partitioned into coaching high school track, competitively training, and reading various pop psychology and neuroscience nonfiction.
I also wrote a book five years ago. Go to amazon or bn.com and buy it: Off-Colored Rainbows by Allison Brager.
