The Record.

On the record: essays, study readouts, and considered notes on electrophysiological measurement — the science we're doing, the questions we're carrying, and where we think the field is going.

If you cannot measure it, you cannot improve it.

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Our thesis on measurement

More on measurement, one topic at a time.

Michael Levin, Bioelectricity and a Question Medicine Has Barely Begun to Ask

For much of modern biology, genes have occupied center stage. DNA provides instructions. Proteins carry them out. Cells assemble into tissues and…

Nancy Rizzo · 4 MIN

What Does the Body Hear When the Mind Visualizes or Remembers?

Visualization, Intention, Movement, and Learning the Language of Your Own Physiology The future of personalized health may involve more than knowing our…

Nancy Rizzo · 11 MIN

What If the Next Medical Breakthrough Is Not a New Treatment – but a New Signal?

Medicine has always advanced when we learned how to detect something that was previously invisible. The stethoscope gave physicians access to internal…

Nancy Rizzo · 4 MIN

The Hidden Draft Board for Pro & Collegiate Sports

Sports organizations have become extraordinarily sophisticated at evaluating talent. They measure speed, strength, power, reaction time, biomechanics, game statistics, injury history, film…

Nancy Rizzo · 8 MIN

The Missing Instrument in Energy Medicine Research

Fields do not become sciences because someone finally believes them. They become sciences when someone finally builds the instrument that can tell…

Nancy Rizzo · 8 MIN

Agnostic by Design: Measurement Doesn’t Require Belief

The instrument cannot have a hypothesis. Consider what it would mean for a measurement device to believe something. In practice it would…

Nancy Rizzo · 6 MIN
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