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NewScientist
We may finally know which brain cells cause motion sickness
25 Oct 2023

NewScientist
Prone to motion sickness? Your sex, diet and shoe size may be to blame
19 Aug 2020

NewScientist
Motion sickness is thought to be connected to our vestibular system – the delicate structure in the ear responsible for balance
13 Jul 2020

The Cullen Lab at Johns Hopkins University The Washington Post News Article

The Washington Post
Neurologists explain how Olympic athletes’ brains help them pull off those McTwists and triple Lutzes
24 Feb 2018

The Cullen Lab at Johns Hopkins University CGTN America Article

CGTN
Scientists research how the brain molds Olympic champions
24 Feb 2018

The Cullen Lab at Johns Hopkins University Today News Article

Today.com
From toe jumps to twizzles: How Olympic skaters avoid dizziness on the ice
22 Feb 2018

The Cullen Lab at Johns Hopkins University PyeongChang 2018 Olympics Article

NBC
Science Behind the Olympic Figure Spinning
20 Feb 2018

The Cullen Lab at Johns Hopkins University PBS Newshour Article

PBS News
Science of Spinning
20 Feb 2018

The Cullen Lab at Johns Hopkins University Baltimore Sun Article

Baltimore Sun
Olympic athletes superior skills linked to well-trained bodies and minds
17 Feb 2018

The Cullen Lab at Johns Hopkins University CNN Article

CNN
3 mental tricks to win gold at the Winter Olympics
12 Feb 2018

The Cullen Lab at Johns Hopkins University Scientific American Article

Scientific American
Go Figure: Why Olympic Ice Skaters Don’t Fall Flat on Their Faces
11 Feb 2018

The Cullen Lab at Johns Hopkins University Hub Article

JHU HUB
Spinning for the win: Repetition helps Olympians stay oriented, even as they complete complex spins and flips
08 Feb 2018

The Cullen Lab at Johns Hopkins University CTV News Article

CTV News
Mind over matter? Researchers reveal 3 secrets to athletic success
07 Feb 2018