Epstein Secrets

hington, DC 2000, Consultant, Berkshire Hills Music Academy, South Hadley, MA 2002-current, Scientific Advisory Board, Science Museum of Minnesota, St. Paul, MN 2004-2007, Science Advisor, Morphonix, Inc., Sausalito, CA 2003-current, Founding Director, The Institute for Music & Brain Science, Boston, MA

ng in Behavioral Neurology and Stroke and a PhD in Neurobiology/Neurophysiology. I see inpatients and outpatients and perform laboratory testing in Neuropsychology (psychometric testing) and Neurophysiology (Electromyoneurography; Somatosensory, Visual, and Auditory Evoked Potentials). PART III. A. Bibliograp

hington, DC 2000, Consultant, Berkshire Hills Music Academy. South Hadley, MA 2002-current, Scientific Advisory Board, Science Museum of Minnesota, St. Paul. MN 2004-2007, Science Advisor. Morphonix, Inc., Sausalito, CA 2003-current, Founding Director, The Institute for Music & Brain Science, Boston. MA

ng in Behavioral Neurology and Stroke and a PhD in Neurobiology/Neurophysiology. I see inpatients and outpatients and perform laboratory testing in Neuropsychology (psychometric testing) and Neurophysiology (Electromyoneurography; Somatosensory. Visual, and Auditory Evoked Potentials). PART HI. A. Bibliograph

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