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Steve Chang

New Haven, United States
As seen in: Scribd, Bandcamp Daily, The Indiegogo Review, Cell Press, Guernica Mag, JNeurosci, The Gospel Coalition, Security Magazine, Biological Psychiatry, JapaneseNostalgicCar.com and
Professor of Psychology & Neuroscience, co-Director of Neuroscience PhD program, co-Director of Neuroscience major, Yale University
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Listen to Subaru boxer engines revving though the decades

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By Steve Chang
| JapaneseNostalgicCar.com
This year marks the 60th anniversary of the Subaru boxer. The venerable horizontally opposed engine has powered nearly every star-badged car since the 1966 Subaru 1000. The company has just published a retrospective video of its signature powerplant, revving each evolution of the iconic motor. The video starts with the 1000’s EA52, the one that started it all and Japan’s first mass-produced aluminum boxer.
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QotW: Why do you like cars?

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By Steve Chang
| JapaneseNostalgicCar.com
Today, May 25, is Car Day in Japan. It was established by Yanase, one of the largest importers and dealer chains in Japan, in 2015 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the company’s founding on May 25, 1915. One of its special edition exclusives was the Isuzu Piazza Nero, an all-black version of what we know as the Impulse (in case you were wondering how we chose the lead image). Car Day was created to get people to “cherish their cars” and reflect on the “richness of life with cars”.
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Canonical decision computations underlie behavioral and neural signatures of cooperation in primates

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By Weikang Shi, Olivia C Meisner, Monika P. Jadi, Steve Chang, Anirvan S. Nandy
| Cell Press
Keywords social cognition cooperation decision-making prefrontal cortex primate marmoset wireless electrophysiology drift-diffusion model Get full text access Log in, subscribe or purchase for full access. References 1. Burkart, J.M. ∙ van Schaik, C.P. Cognitive consequences of cooperative breeding in primates? Anim. Cogn. 2010; 13:1-19 2. Emery, N.J. The eyes have it: the neuroethology, function and evolution of social gaze Neurosci. Biobehav. Rev. 2000; 24:581-604 3. Frischen, A.
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